Generic Sevco / Rangers meltdown thread

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Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod

According to the CVA document, Green's purchase was conditional on Rangers being in all domestic competitions next season. But I also remember DandD saying that the offer was irrevocable. :confused:

Money? Changing hands? It'll be the first time in this saga since 14 February...

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No club is able to compete in all domestic competitions, surely?! Hibs play in the SPL, League Cup and Scottish Cup. Falkirk play in the SFL, League Cup, Scottish Cup and the Challenge Cup. See the difference :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Caversham Green

It was only the CVA offer that was conditional, when the CVA failed Sevcorandomnumbers was obliged to buy the assets of RFC.

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You 2 are the guys that will know better than most on here, but buying the assets gives them the 'bricks and mortar' but not the rights to actually play football yet. for that they are relying on the good will of somebody to accept an application to play in whatever league. If that's the case, why does it appear they have only applied to join the SPL, the top league in the country, and not applied to join where any new football club would expect to play, at the lowest level, which I would suspect is the West of Scotland League?

I find the whole thing curious that there is this assumption that they have some direct relationship with the football club that they bought the assets from.

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Originally Posted by WindyMiller

According to the BBC, 111 trusts were set up but, I only see 68 people listed.

I wonder whose names have been held back, and why?

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Lack of evidence, I'd guess.

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Originally Posted by Pitlochry hibee

No club is able to compete in all domestic competitions, surely?! Hibs play in the SPL, League Cup and Scottish Cup. Falkirk play in the SFL, League Cup, Scottish Cup and the Challenge Cup. See the difference :greengrin



You 2 are the guys that will know better than most on here, but buying the assets gives them the 'bricks and mortar' but not the rights to actually play football yet. for that they are relying on the good will of somebody to accept an application to play in whatever league. If that's the case, why does it appear they have only applied to join the SPL, the top league in the country, and not applied to join where any new football club would expect to play, at the lowest level, which I would suspect is the West of Scotland League?

I find the whole thing curious that there is this assumption that they have some direct relationship with the football club that they bought the assets from.

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:greengrin this is where we disagree with each other. I am still to be convinced that the "bricks and mortar" have been transferred. Cav is on the fence.

So... sorry to add to your confusion.... :greengrin

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Originally Posted by WindyMiller

According to the BBC, 111 trusts were set up but, I only see 68 people listed.

I wonder whose names have been held back, and why?

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Daly said on twitter a while back that some (mainly foreign players) weren't named if they couldn't be contacted and therefore had no right of reply.

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Originally Posted by Liberal Hibby

From what the beeb is now reporting it seems like the idea is now to transfer Rangers's share to Sevco and then retrospectively dock 'Rangers' however many points needed to finish below Dunfermline in 2011/12.

That way the Pars stay up and the Huns go down.

Not sure how Dundee might react (or whether retrospective punishment of a new entity is legal).

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just been reading the infected ranger newspapers ( them all) and they are puporting that the deal is to admit the newco to the spl then relegate them for the various misdemeanors and into the first div for a year
not much of a punishement for gross misconduct hope to god the spl chairmen dont fall for this *hite
c'mon chairman do the right thing for the sake of the game

Vote by SPL clubs to be scrapped..We are in Div 1

The vote planned for 4 July to to be scrapped as Sky have done a deal and we will play in Div 1 next season


The place is buzzing, discussing this on FF. No source given by OP. The vast majority don't want this. It's either SPL with no sanctions or Div 3. :dunno:

Motherwell will be balloting their society members regarding which way they will be voting on July 4th.

http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2012/0...-newco-rangers

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Originally Posted by WindyMiller

According to the BBC, 111 trusts were set up but, I only see 68 people listed.

I wonder whose names have been held back, and why?

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So that was why Walter Smith abandoned his take-over bid then!

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Originally Posted by HibeeMG

Motherwell will be balloting their society members regarding which way they will be voting on July 4th.

http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2012/0...-newco-rangers

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Good move by Motherwell I think!

Could every SPL club not do this?

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Originally Posted by HibeeMG

Motherwell will be balloting their society members regarding which way they will be voting on July 4th.

http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2012/0...-newco-rangers

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Hope the projections come into public domain. Fair play to Motherwell.

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Originally Posted by Jim44

Vote by SPL clubs to be scrapped..We are in Div 1

The vote planned for 4 July to to be scrapped as Sky have done a deal and we will play in Div 1 next season


The place is buzzing, discussing this on FF. No source given by OP. The vast majority don't want this. It's either SPL with no sanctions or Div 3. :dunno:

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Unfortunately this is the kind of jiggery pokery I was expecting.
The fixture list is definately with Dunfermline in mind, Rangers relegated instead.

For me this would only confirm that the whole of Scottish football is willing to make up/change rules for the benefit of 2 teams, and on the basis that this went thro' -- I'd be gone for good :confused:

http://bellacaledonia.org.uk/2012/06...north-britain/

An excellent article. Regardless of your views on independence, the demise of RFC could have long term social benefits for Scotland. Their 'culture' may not die out immediately but the lack of a meeting point for 40 odd thousand bigots every other week could only be positive.

Apparently Romanov is saying he'll vote No. With 'Well letting the fans decide I'd think we could be looking at Us, Celtic, Hearts and Motherwell as definite No's, with I would imagine a solid chance of a No from St Mirren, Aberdeen and Dundee United. Rangers better start getting ready for 3rd Division football :greengrin

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Originally Posted by Jim44

Vote by SPL clubs to be scrapped..We are in Div 1

The vote planned for 4 July to to be scrapped as Sky have done a deal and we will play in Div 1 next season

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And of course, they'll be starting the season with a 27 point deduction (a third of previous season) based on the recently agreed fair play rules on administration.

:rolleyes:

Even they might struggle to get promoted with that sort of hurdle to overcome. :wink:

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Originally Posted by ScottB

Craig Whyte said he stopped all the EBT's when he took over, I've not seen anything that disagrees with that, so I can't see how their record for last season can be changed if that is the case.

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I'm pretty sure Rangers stopped the EBT's in 2010, when HMRC hit them with the bill for the back tax. Whyte's slavering a lot of Tom Kite.

Mad Vlad's rant is a classic, albeit complete with some Eastern European casual racism at the end..

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Originally Posted by ScottB

Apparently Romanov is saying he'll vote No. With 'Well letting the fans decide I'd think we could be looking at Us, Celtic, Hearts and Motherwell as definite No's, with I would imagine a solid chance of a No from St Mirren, Aberdeen and Dundee United. Rangers better start getting ready for 3rd Division football :greengrin

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It makes sense. With Rangers certs to lose any vote and not be around for a while, voting for Rangers would have an impact on visiting support especially from Celtic, Hibs and Aberdeen.

At this rate, I can see the vote being unanimous, assuming it ever takes place.

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Originally Posted by green glory

http://bellacaledonia.org.uk/2012/06...north-britain/

An excellent article. Regardless of your views on independence, the demise of RFC could have long term social benefits for Scotland. Their 'culture' may not die out immediately but the lack of a meeting point for 40 odd thousand bigots every other week could only be positive.

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Whoa, you can't go mentioning politics on here, we'll have none of that nonsense. Down With This Sort of Thing! :greengrin

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Originally Posted by jgl07

It makes sense. With Rangers certs to lose any vote and not be around for a while, voting for Rangers would have an impact on visiting support especially from Celtic, Hibs and Aberdeen.

At this rate, I can see the vote being unanimous, assuming it ever takes place.

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Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain.

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Originally Posted by WindyMiller

According to the BBC, 111 trusts were set up but, I only see 68 people listed.

I wonder whose names have been held back, and why?

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Maybe the others were employed by the Murray Group rather than RFC as I always understood that the EBT was a Murray Group scheme which was extended to RFC. :dunno: :confused:

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_2818454

appolgies for linking to 'their' website, say what you will about mad vlad but that statement is a cracker, even by his standards! particuarly enjoyed;

"The football mafia represented by former owners of Rangers FC and Rupert Murdoch's media are to blame for some of the worst problems to hit Scottish football and must not be allowed back in under any circumstances.''

and;

"They have lived beyond law and all morals, and should now be declared beyond the pale''

would be good if a few more chairman (four more to be precise) would come out in such unequivocal terms!

If NewHunCo The Rangers Sevco 5088 are admitted to SFL3 then it would take a minimum of three seasons to get promotion to the SPL.

There is a lot of assumption going on about the steamroller effect that they would retain that would enable them to do this.

1. Which players that are still with them would be happy in SFL3? I doubt that Green will do another Murray / Whyte and pay players he can't afford, at best he might employ a handful of second best stars for one season that he still can't really afford.

2. Exactly how many of the 'loyal' jabbering masses who currently 'follow follow' them and attend matches will want to attend SFL3 matches? I'd put my money on at least as many as currently go to the away games, i.e. the away crowd. This won't help clear debt or reduce their operating losses.

3. Don't dismiss the football in SFL3 or below that. Remember teams like Irvine Meadow (SJFL league) who we played a few years back in the Cup and at ER the score was only 3-0 whereas in a friendly against Barcelona we got trumped 7-0. SPL level is closer to SFL3 that you might think. With a handful of boys and old men and has beens a NewHunCo might not steamroller their way anywhere and even one season of no promotion would I believe IMHO be the...

....final nail in their bigoted coffin.

4. Sadly this probably means, as has already been said by another earlier poster, that the very worst blue blooded blue nosed jabbering bigoted orcs will choose another hive to live in, e.g. Hearts, Airdrie etc. or they might follow the example of FC United of Manchester who were created from new by rebel fans who disagreed with the takeover of Manchester United by the Americans. Different reason but they could do that form something like FC Rangers of Glasgow.

IMHO though, if the pro-Hun apologist elements planted everywhere in the establishment, SFA, SPL, media etc. can be overcome and NewHunCo don't get into the SPL or SFL1 then I think they will never be in the top flight of Scottish football again thankfully.

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Originally Posted by StevieC

And of course, they'll be starting the season with a 27 point deduction (a third of previous season) based on the recently agreed fair play rules on administration.

:rolleyes:

Even they might struggle to get promoted with that sort of hurdle to overcome. :wink:

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Totally agree Hoxton. I like it when someone says it like it is, especially someone at Vlad's level. What a brilliant antidote to some of the weaseling pish we've heard from the likes of D&P and Doncaster and Kennedy. No 'quantum blah blah' from Vlad of Vilnius Castle :D

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Originally Posted by hoxtonhibby

http://www.heartsfc.co.uk/articles/2...241384_2818454

appolgies for linking to 'their' website, say what you will about mad vlad but that statement is a cracker, even by his standards! particuarly enjoyed;

"The football mafia represented by former owners of Rangers FC and Rupert Murdoch's media are to blame for some of the worst problems to hit Scottish football and must not be allowed back in under any circumstances.''

and;

"They have lived beyond law and all morals, and should now be declared beyond the pale''

would be good if a few more chairman (four more to be precise) would come out in such unequivocal terms!

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Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875

here
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...-west-18148818

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Looking through that again is a real eye-opener :dizzy:

£1 million Nano Capucho received for 22 games played :faint:

Cheatin bassas :agree:

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Originally Posted by Lungo--Drom

If NewHunCo The Rangers Sevco 5088 are admitted to SFL3 then it would take a minimum of three seasons to get promotion to the SPL.

There is a lot of assumption going on about the steamroller effect that they would retain that would enable them to do this.

1. Which players that are still with them would be happy in SFL3? I doubt that Green will do another Murray / Whyte and pay players he can't afford, at best he might employ a handful of second best stars for one season that he still can't really afford.

2. Exactly how many of the 'loyal' jabbering masses who currently 'follow follow' them and attend matches will want to attend SFL3 matches? I'd put my money on at least as many as currently go to the away games, i.e. the away crowd. This won't help clear debt or reduce their operating losses.

3. Don't dismiss the football in SFL3 or below that. Remember teams like Irvine Meadow (SJFL league) who we played a few years back in the Cup and at ER the score was only 3-0 whereas in a friendly against Barcelona we got trumped 7-0. SPL level is closer to SFL3 that you might think. With a handful of boys and old men and has beens a NewHunCo might not steamroller their way anywhere and even one season of no promotion would I believe IMHO be the...

....final nail in their bigoted coffin.

4. Sadly this probably means, as has already been said by another earlier poster, that the very worst blue blooded blue nosed jabbering bigoted orcs will choose another hive to live in, e.g. Hearts, Airdrie etc. or they might follow the example of FC United of Manchester who were created from new by rebel fans who disagreed with the takeover of Manchester United by the Americans. Different reason but they could do that form something like FC Rangers of Glasgow.

IMHO though, if the pro-Hun apologist elements planted everywhere in the establishment, SFA, SPL, media etc. can be overcome and NewHunCo don't get into the SPL or SFL1 then I think they will never be in the top flight of Scottish football again thankfully.

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Some of us have been advocating a return to two divisions. I wonder if this might happen now.

We could do with a few other Chairmen coming out to support Vlad's rant!

This would show that the other clubs should not stand for any weasel scenarios and "deals" that the SPL/Rangers New Club, Sky etc., try to concoct to mitigate their punishments!

The 10/11 other SPL Clubs are holding the aces in this fiasco. They should not let the opportunity to cleanse the game in Scotland to pass by! This is the chance in a lifetime.

Wonder how Michael Johnston is taking all this.

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Originally Posted by ScottB

Apparently Romanov is saying he'll vote No. With 'Well letting the fans decide I'd think we could be looking at Us, Celtic, Hearts and Motherwell as definite No's, with I would imagine a solid chance of a No from St Mirren, Aberdeen and Dundee United. Rangers better start getting ready for 3rd Division football :greengrin

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Auld Vlad's going down a storm on RM its hilarious :faf:


Another thing spell checker do these plums ever use it

http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/inde...owtopic=223423

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Originally Posted by StevieC

And of course, they'll be starting the season with a 27 point deduction (a third of previous season) based on the recently agreed fair play rules on administration.

:rolleyes:

Even they might struggle to get promoted with that sort of hurdle to overcome. :wink:

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If they get relegated from the SPL to the 1st Div rather than Dunfermline, I would assume they would technically finish the season on -10 points, so would start from scratch or given the way the authorities in this country are bending over backwards, probably start on +3 points.

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Originally Posted by cad

Wonder how Michael Johnston is taking all this.

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Right on que... http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/footbal...medium=twitter

Seems he's moved back from the whole 'We must save them at ANY / ALL COSTS!!!!' viewpoint at least.

Still think he's talking **** though, 1,000 season tickets to equal the money lost by a few thousand Rangers fans coming twice a year? How cheap are Killie season tickets?!