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View Poll Results: What is your attitude to a new "Rangers" entering at Div1?
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Opposed - and will walk away from Scottish professional football
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Opposed - but will continue to support the game.
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In favour.
25 2.46%
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14-02-2012 12:30 PM #451
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14-02-2012 12:30 PM #452This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-02-2012 12:30 PM #453
Heard some chat on the radio this morning that suggested HMRC may accept a reduced settlement to reduce their risk as unsecured creditors. If this was to happen I (and many other law abiding tax payers - and probably some lesser greens too) would be furious as effectively we'd be getting shafted as a consequence of Rangers deciet.
Does anyone know whether there would be any means for a large enough protest group to force the HMRC to press for full repayment (I'm sure I heard that there is a means of gathering 100,000 signatures and getting a topic discussed in parliament). If that's true is this the opportunity for Football fans fed up of teams living beyond their means to buy success to force them into line?
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14-02-2012 12:33 PM #455This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
and if he's not sympathetic he will then become a 'taig/tarrier/paedo/kiddie-fiddling kafflik by the hunnish filth
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14-02-2012 12:33 PM #456
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14-02-2012 12:33 PM #457This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
They want a major scalp. And Rangers will be as big as they are likely to get. The liquidation of Rangers would send out a message to clubs elsewhere not to mess with HMRC.
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14-02-2012 12:34 PM #458
And in other news.......
http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/2012/02...6908-23748610/
What a day
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14-02-2012 12:34 PM #459This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
it's just official now though :)
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14-02-2012 12:35 PM #460
Lawyer for #Rangers told court paperwork on its way to appoint administrators. HMRC questioned the validity of this move.
Case taken 20 min break for lawyers to get more instruction. #Rangers
HMRC said they were on way to hand in their petition yesterday when they found out #Rangers had handed in theirs.
HMRC then adapted their petition before handing in. #Rangers
Arguments on each side will start when case resumes at 1.30pm #Rangers
Roddy Dunlop, #Rangers lawyer, say they can appoint administrators because floating charge holder has approved it.
HMRC argued neither club nor directors were allowed to appoint administrators for five days. #Rangers
Rangers tell Court they will go into administration today - if they can appoint own administator. HMRC want their own.
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14-02-2012 12:36 PM #461This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
something just not right
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14-02-2012 12:40 PM #462This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Really, and why would that be the case?? ...
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14-02-2012 12:41 PM #463
taken from swallow swallow
Roddy Dunlop QC, representing the Ibrox club, claimed that Rangers could appoint administrators as the floating charge holder, owner Craig Whyte, had approved it. HMRC has disputed this, claiming Rangers could not call in administrators for five working days from lodging their notice of intent to appoint insolvency experts.
Under the Insolvency Act 1986, companies have at least five and a maximum of ten working days in which to try and agree terms with creditors before appointing administrators.
Whether Rangers are allowed to appoint their own administrator, or one will be brought in after HMRC applied to the court remains to be seen and the court case will resume for legal argument at the Court of Session on Tuesday.
As a result of the move, the club have automatically been docked ten points in the SPL, leaving them 14 points behind Celtic in second place.
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14-02-2012 12:42 PM #464
#Rangers given until 3.30pm to appoint administrators. If they do HMRC's application will no longer stand.
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14-02-2012 12:42 PM #465
And so it begins, the cheats start to wriggle out of their debt. HMRC shafted again.
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14-02-2012 12:43 PM #466
Rangers have been given until 3.30pm to appoint their own administrator or court will make appointment http://bit.ly/xVoFHP
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14-02-2012 12:43 PM #467This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-02-2012 12:44 PM #468This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
a bit like the jumbo jeffries case 'i just happened to be in the club shop when i got the call'Last edited by cabbageandribs1875; 14-02-2012 at 12:46 PM.
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14-02-2012 12:48 PM #469
Funny feeling that "we" the taxpayers are about to be shafted big time by this disgrace of a so-called national institution.
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14-02-2012 12:49 PM #470This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-02-2012 12:50 PM #471
Good Twitter source for what is going on from inside the court @carasulieman
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14-02-2012 12:51 PM #472This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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14-02-2012 12:51 PM #473
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Think we may find that there is a 'grand master' plan at play here and that they will come out of this with limited damage. Shocking but he knows the system and is playing it to the letter. I am not getting too excited.
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14-02-2012 12:55 PM #474
Wonder if they will use the Vlad defence if appointment is a few hours late
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14-02-2012 12:56 PM #475This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
Outrageous if they get away with this and yet another nail in the coffin of Scottish football.
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14-02-2012 12:56 PM #476
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It will be sickening when it happens, but you can't help but feel Rangers are going to come out of this relatively unscathed. Their reputation will be in tatters and they will be skint, but survival in the SPL, a clean slate debt-wise and a points deduction that will have no impact on them whatsoever would be a great result for them.
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14-02-2012 12:58 PM #477This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The current system of buy success/administration/reappear debt-free shafts both the guilty clubs' creditors and competing clubs who live within their means.
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14-02-2012 12:58 PM #478
Not sure if anyone else has posted this, but the judge in the case, Lord Menzies, was once the Tory candidate in Leith.
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14-02-2012 12:58 PM #479
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This whole saga is embarrassing for Scottish football. Whyte is making a mockery of the Huns HMRC and SPL. They get docked 10 points but will finish second in the table. 10 points is not a big enough punishment. Bump their bills and carry on. It's also s farce that the Huns have been reduced to this.
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14-02-2012 12:59 PM #480
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