Generic Sevco / Rangers meltdown thread

[Gettin' Auld]

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[johnbc70]

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"Project William"

I saw that as well, just shows you how they have to bring their sectarian bile into everything they do. Its funny but sad and predictable as well.

[Geo_1875]

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It's a lie and it isn't Sometimes the interests of creditors are best served by keeping the business going. But, legally speaking, it is supposed to be about the rights of creditors and shareholders.

But surely if keeping the business going us in the best interests of creditors etc. that is purely coincidence and not statutory in any sense of the word.

[down-the-slope]

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"Project William"

The long hand for Dick

[magpie1892]

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I saw that as well, just shows you how they have to bring their sectarian bile into everything they do. Its funny but sad and predictable as well.

I rather think Whyte was taking the piss, as opposed to making a statement. For me, it has the feel of a cat toying with a mouse.

[down-the-slope]

One of the Andy Gorams getting in on the act now they see they have made things worse

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scot...t-madness.html

[CropleyWasGod]

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But surely if keeping the business going us in the best interests of creditors etc. that is purely coincidence and not statutory in any sense of the word.

Indeed.

[hibs0666]

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One of the Andy Gorams getting in on the act now they see they have made things worse

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scot...t-madness.html

As usual the apologists fail to grasp the magnitude of the misdemeanours committed.

[Jim44]

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One of the Andy Gorams getting in on the act now they see they have made things worse

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scot...t-madness.html

Andy Goram defending Rangers is akin to Rommel defending the Third Reich.

[lapsedhibee]

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As usual the apologists fail to grasp the magnitude of the misdemeanours committed.

Think the apologists' main failing is that they all seem to believe, one way or another, that it is the huns themselves who should ultimately decide what their punishment is to be. If they want to pay £20 tax instead of £75m, why are people conspiring against them to prevent this? Arrogant tossers!

[Just Alf]

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One of the Andy Gorams getting in on the act now they see they have made things worse

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scot...t-madness.html

He says....

"The transfer embargo would have killed Rangers, it’s as simple as that."

Did Rangers not basically impose similar on themselves a sason or so ago? .... I'm sure they went more than a year without a signing!

[Steve-O]

Goram's bit about how they can't kick Rangers out cos Naismith and McGregor would refuse to play for Scotland is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever read!

[Ozyhibby]

I don't much care what D&P are up to. Most important for me is that the football penalties for what they have done are appropriate. At least a one year suspension should be applied.

[Steve-O]

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He says....

"The transfer embargo would have killed Rangers, it’s as simple as that."

Did Rangers not basically impose similar on themselves a sason or so ago? .... I'm sure they went more than a year without a signing!

The fool also seems to suggest that relegation would be accepted, and therefore he thinks relegation is better than a tranfer embargo? Ok then Andy

[magpie1892]

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Andy Goram defending Rangers is akin to Rommel defending the Third Reich.

Try Goebbels or Himmler. Rommel hated Hitler and the Nazi Party.

[Jim44]

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Try Goebbels or Himmler. Rommel hated Hitler and the Nazi Party.

Pedant alert.

[magpie1892]

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Pedant alert.

Jawohl, Oberleutnant Jim.

[Stevie Reid]

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Goram's bit about how they can't kick Rangers out cos Naismith and McGregor would refuse to play for Scotland is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever read!

Especially given he turned down the only chance he ever had to play in a World Cup over a burd (IIRC).

[Big Frank]

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Try Goebbels or Himmler. Rommel hated Hitler and the Nazi Party.

Yes, he hated them.

Hated them enough to swear an oath to Hitler and accept the fieldmarshalls baton.

He hated them enough to send his troops to kill others.

he hated them soooooo much he invaded other countries on their behalf.

[Lungo--Drom]

I like that analogy :)

And of course both fell from glory....

They're all huns too:

Erwin Rommel
Adolf Hitler
Andy Goram
Ally McCoist

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Andy Goram defending Rangers is akin to Rommel defending the Third Reich.

[Just Alf]

From Hun media re Green's meeting with Regan ..... these guys just don't get it do they?




"It would make a lot of sense if they can reach an agreeable solution for the benefit of all concerned.

I'm sure Green won't be too heavy with his demands for compensation for the abuse of rules that led to an illegal embargo being imposed upon the club."

[shagpile]

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From Hun media re Green's meeting with Regan ..... these guys just don't get it do they?




"It would make a lot of sense if they can reach an agreeable solution for the benefit of all concerned.

I'm sure Green won't be too heavy with his demands for compensation for the abuse of rules that led to an illegal embargo being imposed upon the club."

LoL. They never will get it.

[calmac12000]

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From Hun media re Green's meeting with Regan ..... these guys just don't get it do they?




"It would make a lot of sense if they can reach an agreeable solution for the benefit of all concerned.

I'm sure Green won't be too heavy with his demands for compensation for the abuse of rules that led to an illegal embargo being imposed upon the club."

They've just never got it from day one have they? Unfortunately, that imbeciles and bigots like Goram are given a platform to peddle their nonsense says it all.

[magpie1892]

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Yes, he hated them.

Hated them enough to swear an oath to Hitler and accept the fieldmarshalls baton.

He hated them enough to send his troops to kill others.

he hated them soooooo much he invaded other countries on their behalf.

You need to brush up on your history, Frank!

[Cropley10]

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The HMRC deal will have been brokered a long time ago to allow takeover negotiations. They have been quiet throughout.

Absolute. Nonsense.

HMRC don't do deals over PAYE/NIC nor do they deals when a sum has been agreed ie deferred options or The Wee Tax Case. Whyte has attempted to use this a bargaining position IMO.

Matters of tax are confidential, which is why they've been 'quiet throughout'.

[lapsedhibee]

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Absolute. Nonsense.

HMRC don't do deals over PAYE/NIC nor do they deals when a sum has been agreed ie deferred options or The Wee Tax Case. Whyte has attempted to use this a bargaining position IMO.

Matters of tax are confidential, which is why they've been 'quiet throughout'.

The reporting of Hector's attitude puzzles me.

On here the feeling has been very much that Hector doesn't do cut-price deals, doesn't do secret deals, doesn't do walking away, etc, which is always pleasing to read. Yet on Newsnight Scotchland this week two experts - one a weegie insolvency wallah and one beamed up from London city - both hinted that Hector would have been discussing the CVA proposal, and informally approving it, before it was made public.

I am beginning to wonder now whether the two experts were planted hun apologists. Not apologists of the normal Hately/Jardine/Goram slavering variety, but subtler plants.

[ehf]

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Goram's bit about how they can't kick Rangers out cos Naismith and McGregor would refuse to play for Scotland is one of the most ridiculous things I have ever read!

What he actually said was:

Is this the same SFA who would then ask Allan McGregor and Steven Naismith to play for Scotland, having effectively just put them out of a job?

As if McGregor and Naismith are not going to hotfoot it out of Greyskull as soon as the transfer window opens!

Here's another gem:

That sanction seemed to be a non-starter to me from the word go, and it was certainly no surprise to me when Lord Glennie agreed with that assessment.

But here's the best bit of all:

And I had to laugh when I saw FIFA getting involved as well. Do they not have more important matters to worry about?

Such a shame to see a Hibs legend make such a phanny of himself.

[Big Frank]

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You need to brush up on your history, Frank!

Everything I have said is fact maggie.

[CropleyWasGod]

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The reporting of Hector's attitude puzzles me.

On here the feeling has been very much that Hector doesn't do cut-price deals, doesn't do secret deals, doesn't do walking away, etc, which is always pleasing to read. Yet on Newsnight Scotchland this week two experts - one a weegie insolvency wallah and one beamed up from London city - both hinted that Hector would have been discussing the CVA proposal, and informally approving it, before it was made public.

I am beginning to wonder now whether the two experts were planted hun apologists. Not apologists of the normal Hately/Jardine/Goram slavering variety, but subtler plants.

It wouldn't surprise me if the admins had had meetings with HMRC to discuss their attitude to a CVA. That is the angle from which the two experts will be talking.

Equally so, however, HMRC have their own policies towards CVA's. If meetings have taken place, the admins will have been reminded of them.

[Hibbyradge]

http://www.companyrescue.co.uk/compa...nt-service-cva

They (HMRC) WANT to help rescue viable companies!

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/insmanual/ins10103.htm

"The purpose of VAS is to

...enable HMRC to make a real contribution to the development of the rescue culture to which Government is firmly committed."