Of more interest to me is whether or not "Newco Rankgers" walk straight into SPL. If they do I can only hope that we win the holy grail because I will never attend another Scottish (SPL) football match after the final.
I work too hard to give my cash to a corrupt organisation full of self interest. Oh yes, still waiting for a statement from Hibs on our position regarding this if they go into liquidation.
Let's not get too wrapped up in the cup final mania to take our eye off the ball here.
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Thanks for your information. Excellent as always.
I just don't want to see them get away with paying a penny less to the taxman than what is due.
I've just posted off my annual tax return, doesn't need to be in until 31st October btw, but I am keen to ensure I stay on the right side of the taxman. If I don't they are down on me like a ton of bricks for a few hundred quid. Nothing like the mega millions RFC are trying to get away with.
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20-04-2012 08:59 AM #5104
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I think its a bit unfair asking that the club officially comment on a situation that they have no control over and, in reality, till something happens that may affect Hibernian then it is purely an internal matter for Rangers.
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20-04-2012 09:02 AM #5105This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The bill is in the post.
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If Rangers F C in administration buy Cowdenbeath to re-start their existence in the SFL they should always be referred to by all other clubs as Cowdenbeath F C to mock them forever.
Also the idea that they could somehow transfer their history to a New-Co or a club they buy is bizarre.
If the liquidated assets of Rangers F C were sold off and say Ross County out bid the New - Co for Rangers good-will ( history ) would anyone seriously believe Ross County if they claimed to have won fifty league titles and countless cups ?
If der Hun is liquidated their history is liquidated as well, if they want to keep their history let them propose a 10 - 20 year plan to repay all their creditors in full including interest.
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I would also add that putting one's views into the public domain at this stage might give "the other side" advance warning of one's position. It's often best in these situations to keep the powder dry until it's needed.
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20-04-2012 09:22 AM #5108
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Also, if Rankgers were demoted to DIV 3 they would return quickly and more importantly they would be spreading wealth through the lower Divs with their massive travelling support that everyone seems to depend on for their balance sheet figures.
Still let's focus on the distraction of the cup and let all this "big finance" matters lie with those who Ken aboot these things.
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20-04-2012 10:28 AM #5112
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This ,
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/17783064
is this a Singapore sling ?.
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Is today, 20th April, not a very significant date in the process? I think I read on one of CWG's posts that D&F had to have a progress meeting of some sort by this date. Would that be with creditors or with the court that appointed them?
It looks like, one by one, the bidders are realising that Rangers are a basket case. I wonder when D&F will get their heads round that tooLast edited by CentreLine; 20-04-2012 at 10:30 AM.
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20-04-2012 10:38 AM #5115
Sheesh - Is this saga still going on?
Someone shoot the *******. It's the only humane way.
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Today, AFAIK, is a statutory procedural meeting of creditors.
However, given the events of this week, it could turn out to be more than that. I am sure that the admins hoped to be able to tell creditors that they had a preferred bidder in place. Now the meeting could be a little uncomfortable for them.
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Seeing as there is only one bid still standing, why can't Duff & Duffer not name their 'preferred bidder' right now?
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20-04-2012 10:46 AM #5119
Ng is out, but some Huns seem to think the Blue Knights are back in. Anyone know?
HIBERNIAN FC - ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF HISTORY SINCE 1875
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20-04-2012 10:47 AM #5120This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
The BK only "stood back" from the process. Now that Billy Ng has withdrawn, maybe Ticketus will get back into bed with them.
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20-04-2012 10:53 AM #5121
Does anyone actually know when the wages revert back to the their usual levels? Is it the end of the season? I am sure i had read somewhere it was until the end of April but it may be a figment of my imagination.
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1. They exit admin via CVA, an agreement whereby HMRC would have to accept something like £10M in full settlement of whatever they are finally owed whether that's £15M or £95M.
2. They liquidate (whatever spin they try and put on this, this is the death of the current Rangers Football Club) and their assets are sold. Since Ibrox is of **** all use for anything other than a football stadium, the usual logic is that the best value for the assets will be realised by selling them in one lump to a Newco.
As HMRC are usually implacably opposed to football CVAs and the difference in the sum available from the 2 options is likely to be not that great, option 2 is far more likely.
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increasingly important this is.
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Frankly it's almost as distasteful as the newco option, to kill a club to save their own rotting carcass, but as there is a precedent for it with Airdrie, they couldn't be stopped.
I don't think Airdrie even incurred any punishments for it either, so of all ways that would be the one that would truly get them off scot free. A pity the nonsensical fair play rules didn't consider this gambit.
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In England MK Dons are credited with the FA Cup win in 1988 - although they did pass on the 'moral victory' to AFC Wimbledon.
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Clydebank tried to move to Dublin in the 1990s. I think this was vetoed by the SFL or the SFA and the club continued its decline eventually playing at Boghead.
After Clydebank were renamed as Airdrie United and moved to Aidrie, the clubs crest and name was passed on to the supporters group and the Clydebank was reformed in the Juniors, right back where they started.
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