You are the lifeblood of this 141 year old institution.Quote:
Originally Posted by Part/Time Supporter
Will that be the same institution that ceased to exist last year?
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You are the lifeblood of this 141 year old institution.Quote:
Originally Posted by Part/Time Supporter
Will that be the same institution that ceased to exist last year?
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Originally Posted by Killiehibbie
McCoist needs a class in UK Insolvency Law. Rangers FC no longer exists.
If you repeat a lie often enough it becomes the truth.:cb
not if we keep saying otherwise. can tell it hurts and they know its true as well by how much they biteQuote:
Originally Posted by Spike Mandela
Quite possibly the first time "McCoist" and "class" have appeared in the same sentence.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeighLoyal
Plenty of interesting reading here:
http://www.scribd.com/CharlotteFakes/documents
... and listening here
https://soundcloud.com/charlotteandthefakes
Email revelations today. Not surprised by a lot of it but very sordid.
https://twitter.com/CharlotteFakes
Anyone who buys the Sun/Record/Scotsman and actually believes the utter spin and complete tosh within these publications needs their heids examined.
The mainstream media in Scotland are a complete sham and disgrace thoughh hopefully wont be mainstream for much longer.
Some of the latest stuff is pretty bad even compared to what's come out before.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treadstone
Interesting audit document not long out, articles 10 and 12 in particular.
The STV agreement quite simply shows our media up for what it is.
Also amusing to see Whyte's lawyer invoicing him 30 minutes for "Deflection of BBC Scotland’s Chick Young."
As for old Craigieboy, you ken you're dealing with a classy guy when his email address ends in .biz :cb
Not sure what all these releases mean, just want to hear his letter before claim is going to court. He's backed by no win no fee representation so Sevco will have a massive legal bill at the very least. :greengrin
"Word reaches me in Japan of arrest warrant issued for Craig Whyte." — Alex Thomson, 2 minutes ago.
I totally missed that earlier in the day.
Not Rangers-related.Quote:
Originally Posted by makaveli_619
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...lands-22845906
He should hide out with Mr Romanov and Chechen friends in Moscow.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
:agree:
Aye, I think that's why I'd not seen it. Just seems fitting what with the stuff coming out today. Certainly not doing himself any favours.Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
And the court case was about folk stealing from his castle. You couldn't make it up!
Brilliant . Craig Whyte talking to the administrators.
Kyle Bartley caught herpes in Glasgow. 2:30 in.
https://soundcloud.com/charlotteandt...june2012part07
Some of these recordings are dynamite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Treadstone
Hun Class line when they're talking about big Imran: "well, at least he's not a Catholic."Quote:
Originally Posted by green glory
Pretty mundane stuff in today's new leaks, but everyone involved continues to show themselves up for what they are.
From: Jack Irvine <[email protected]>
To: Craig Whyte <[email protected]>
Were you statesmanlike on Rangers TV re sectarianism or did you go for the FTP line as outlined at our boozy dinner in Mayfair?
Jack
===
From: Craig Whyte <[email protected]>
To: Jack Irvine <[email protected]>
Lol!! I thought I'd better behave and be statesmanlike!
Right can anyone on here tell me why a rangers supporting friend of mines claims they are still the same club? What are the facts of the whole situation
They have a rather delusional fantasy that the the football club and the plc were separate things, so it was just the company that was liquidated, the club moved to a new company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seanduff
It's nonsense clearly, UEFA views them as a brand new team, the SFA view them as a brand new team, it's only themselves and elements of the media keen to keep them buying papers that go along with the nonsense.
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Originally Posted by ScottB
A few huns I know claim UEFA view them as the same club as the old one. They say there is something on the UEFA website saying they are.
I know a couple of Huns who still believe in Santa and the Tooth Fairy. They are equally wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by overDrive
See this is what I keep being told. One said yesterday that no liquidation occurred. I am also always told that all governing bodies see them as the same club.Quote:
Originally Posted by overDrive
Sevconians have their own reality. As do the Yams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seanduff
http://www.scotsman.com/sport/footba...body-1-2967513
and the point of the transfer embargo?
The point of the transfer embargo is to give sevco the opportunity to walk all over the administrators of the game and show them up for the useless bunch of bankers that they areQuote:
Originally Posted by Desperate Dan
They are the same club in the supporter's minds and hearts. What the law says is irrelevant. We all know that legally they are different. They see it as supporting the same team playing in the same stadium. We would say the same.
Aye lets reconstruct the leagues and while we're at it we can make up a few rules tae help the stickies get round the ban we placed on them, job done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jack Hackett
The STV sports news last night said that a number of clubs voted for the rule change. So possibly this rule actually benefits the other lower league teams who'd also like to field trialists rather than just bending the rules for the Huns. For once.
Their original signing ban clearly should've been more clearly defined of course, it's been a joke of a "punishment" from day 1.
Odd they never felt the need for this rule before, I wonder who came up with the idea :rolleyes: I wonder what the sweeteners were?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyler Durden
aye particulary because day 1 was efter the end of the 1st transfer windae which allowed them tae sign all the players they needed tae win that league at the 1st time of asking.
Well it was supposed tae be a punishment ya ****in' tool.Quote:
McCoist, in mid-March, was resigned to being bottom of the Second Division by the end of August because he believed that he would be prevented from fielding his new signings in the opening fixtures.
When has a manager said before that he might have to put out a team that might lose their first four games of the season?” he asked. "That's the situation and it's madness.
Now they've got rules tae get round it before it ends, ****in' joke, only in this ****in' country. :rolleyes: