Generic Sevco / Rangers meltdown thread

***CropleyWasGod*** · 10-12-2015 02:30 PM

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Interesting. Thanks for the updates.

I guess this moves JJ a peg or or 2 down from "interesting but unreliable" to "total unsubstantiated pish".

That's 2 cases in a row he's called wrongly.

***Ozyhibby*** · 10-12-2015 02:35 PM

@stgriswalds Not committed to prison but not yet cleared of breaching confidentiality order.

We'll know more tomorrow

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***Ozyhibby*** · 10-12-2015 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by JeMeSouviens

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Interesting. Thanks for the updates.

I guess this moves JJ a peg or or 2 down from "interesting but unreliable" to "total unsubstantiated pish".

JJ is a windbag.
Mixed day for Phil Macgiollabhain. On one hand, it appears to be his story about the meeting that was the subject of today, so he must have got that correct, however, his story about Ashley tricking him into attending a meeting so that they could serve him with papers as he got of the train in Glasgow was shown to be nonsense. The SD lawyers admitted it was delivered to his address.

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**Treadstone** · 10-12-2015 03:19 PM

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That's 2 cases in a row he's called wrongly.

It's as though he makes it all up!

**AndyM_1875** · 10-12-2015 03:41 PM

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JJ is a windbag.
Mixed day for Phil Macgiollabhain. On one hand, it appears to be his story about the meeting that was the subject of today, so he must have got that correct, however, his story about Ashley tricking him into attending a meeting so that they could serve him with papers as he got of the train in Glasgow was shown to be nonsense. The SD lawyers admitted it was delivered to his address.

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The trouble with Phil is he relies on secondary sources and he makes a lot of stuff up.

He isn't there on the ground in Glasgow where the story is and he is incapable of being balanced and analytical.

***Ozyhibby*** · 10-12-2015 03:50 PM

So to sum up a, rather chaotic, day in court. Judge has rejected motion to jail Dave King but has not ruled if he breached injunction or not

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**~~Deansy~~** · 10-12-2015 03:56 PM

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Judge asks if the Daily Record has a reporter in court? Is told they do not.

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I just CANNOT believe the 'Rtard' sent no-one to stand beside their man, to support him in his time of need , to put an arm around him reassuring him that no matter what happened today, they would ALWAYS love and support him ??

Wonder what the judge will think when tomorrow's edition carries a full, word-for-word report of everything that happened today ?? (Another 'Exclusive' ??)

***CropleyWasGod*** · 10-12-2015 04:03 PM

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So to sum up a, rather chaotic, day in court. Judge has rejected motion to jail Dave King but has not ruled if he breached injunction or not

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Cheers for all that, Oz. Your fingers must be beelin :)

Can I clarify one thing, cos I cba trawling through all your posts. Did you say that DK had been told not to talk to the media about today? Yet, he seems to have done exactly that.

***cabbageandribs1875*** · 10-12-2015 04:08 PM

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King: "I've never witnessed a strong judge really virtually tearing someone apart the way he did today."

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aye dave, unlike the judge that allowed you to stay out of jail ya crooked tax-dodging immoral penniless creep

***Bostonhibby*** · 10-12-2015 04:10 PM

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aye dave, unlike the judge that allowed you to stay out of jail ya crooked tax-dodging immoral creep

A really strong forthright judge might have called someone a glib and mendacious liar in open court.

***cabbageandribs1875*** · 10-12-2015 04:12 PM

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A really strong forthright judge might have called someone a glib and mendacious liar in open court.

i respectfully agree

***Jim44*** · 10-12-2015 04:21 PM

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It's as though he makes it all up!

I can't detect if that's surprise or sarcasm in your voice.

***Ozyhibby*** · 10-12-2015 04:25 PM

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Cheers for all that, Oz. Your fingers must be beelin :)

Can I clarify one thing, cos I cba trawling through all your posts. Did you say that DK had been told not to talk to the media about today? Yet, he seems to have done exactly that.

Judge told him not to but he had already done so during the lunch break and appears to have spoken to Sky news since.

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**~~hibs0666~~** · 10-12-2015 04:34 PM

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Eh? £300K taken out of the New Huns' January budget. What's not to like?

A bizarre argument for anybody non-Hunnish to make, but especially a Hibby.* Are you seriously making a Regan/Doncaster "Scottish football needs a strong Rangers" argument?

* For the avoidance of doubt, not casting aspersions on 0666's Hibby credentials which are much stronger than mine, even if he is a Hun apologist.

It's great if you want to take a very short-term parochial view. We need to be clear that the guy is a bit psycho, and his objectives are not clear to anyone probably including himself.

So where is it going to end and how much is he going to cost Scottish football by the time he gets bored and toddles off to his next victim?

***Jack*** · 10-12-2015 04:34 PM

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Judge told him not to but he had already done so during the lunch break and appears to have spoken to Sky news since.

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Is there a chance the judge will find him in contempt of court and jail him for that?

Probably not but the thought should bring a smile on a few faces :-)

***Ozyhibby*** · 10-12-2015 04:44 PM

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Is there a chance the judge will find him in contempt of court and jail him for that?

Probably not but the thought should bring a smile on a few faces :-)

Going by today, the judge will just assume the journalists are lying.

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**JeMeSouviens** · 10-12-2015 04:48 PM

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It's great if you want to take a very short-term parochial view. We need to be clear that the guy is a bit psycho, and his objectives are not clear to anyone probably including himself.

So where is it going to end and how much is he going to cost Scottish football by the time he gets bored and toddles off to his next victim?

So, to be clear, you think that Scottish football as a whole benefits from a trickledown from a strong Rangers?

I think that's only a very slightly longer term view. If the New Huns are crippled it will also weaken Celtc giving a vacuum at the top of the game that will be filled by someone that could be us. Plus, you surely don't want to condemn Hibs to another season in the championship as some kind of sacrifice for the dubious benefit of having a New Huns that have the financial clout to break up any team that shows a bit of promise?

**Mr White** · 10-12-2015 04:51 PM

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It's great if you want to take a very short-term parochial view. We need to be clear that the guy is a bit psycho, and his objectives are not clear to anyone probably including himself.

So where is it going to end and how much is he going to cost Scottish football by the time he gets bored and toddles off to his next victim?

I'm baffled that you could see mike ashley as a bigger threat to scottish football than rangers with their megalomania and sense of entitlement.

Actually no I'm not as you're clearly on the wind up. Again.

**~~hibs0666~~** · 10-12-2015 05:24 PM

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So, to be clear, you think that Scottish football as a whole benefits from a trickledown from a strong Rangers?

I think that's only a very slightly longer term view. If the New Huns are crippled it will also weaken Celtc giving a vacuum at the top of the game that will be filled by someone that could be us. Plus, you surely don't want to condemn Hibs to another season in the championship as some kind of sacrifice for the dubious benefit of having a New Huns that have the financial clout to break up any team that shows a bit of promise?

Nope I think Scottish football benefits from stability as it gives people thinking about investing in the game some certainty over what they are investing in.

**Treadstone** · 10-12-2015 05:31 PM

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I can't detect if that's surprise or sarcasm in your voice.

Copious amounts of salt taken when reading his blog Jim. Judging by the Celtic minded on social media it's easy to see why some chancers like the crowdfunding/donate form of journalism. Easy money. Would love to see how much P Mac makes via that avenue.

**AndyM_1875** · 10-12-2015 06:01 PM

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I'm baffled that you could see mike ashley as a bigger threat to scottish football than rangers with their megalomania and sense of entitlement.

Actually no I'm not as you're clearly on the wind up. Again.

Surely it's perfectly reasonable to hold Rangers and Mike Ashley in contempt. One, a stupid football club run by a liar which specialised in running up ludicrous debts & has a ridiculous sense of entitlement. The other an arrogant billionaire who built a business on exploitative business practises.

I'm failing to see a good guy in this particular fight.

***CropleyWasGod*** · 10-12-2015 06:15 PM

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Nope I think Scottish football benefits from stability as it gives people thinking about investing in the game some certainty over what they are investing in.

Given the financial situation that Rangers find themselves in, which they have caused, is it any wonder that investors aren't keen to pay into them?

As for today's stuff, they may not be paying for it. That's still to be decided.

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**Mr White** · 10-12-2015 06:15 PM

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Surely it's perfectly reasonable to hold Rangers and Mike Ashley in contempt. One, a stupid football club run by a liar which specialised in running up ludicrous debts & has a ridiculous sense of entitlement. The other an arrogant billionaire who built a business on exploitative business practises.

I'm failing to see a good guy in this particular fight.

Fair enough. That's considerably different to hibs0666's position though which seems to be that Scottish football will suffer until rangers are back at the top. Total pish imo.

***Ozyhibby*** · 10-12-2015 06:16 PM

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Surely it's perfectly reasonable to hold Rangers and Mike Ashley in contempt. One, a stupid football club run by a liar which specialised in running up ludicrous debts & has a ridiculous sense of entitlement. The other an arrogant billionaire who built a business on exploitative business practises.

I'm failing to see a good guy in this particular fight.

There isn't one.

That's what makes it so enjoyable.

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***Smartie*** · 10-12-2015 06:23 PM

From a Hibs point of view you want to see Ashley inflict as much damage as possible, for as long as possible on Rangers.

I can't pretend that I didn't love seeing Ashley get the push ripped out of him today.

It's good because there will be losers but not necessarily winners.

**magpie1892** · 10-12-2015 06:33 PM

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I can't pretend that I didn't love seeing Ashley get the push ripped out of him today.

You reckon that's Ashley done? He's just getting warmed up, trust me.

***Jim44*** · 10-12-2015 06:39 PM

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You reckon that's Ashley done? He's just getting warmed up, trust me.

Well if today's shambles of a performance was him warming up, he needs a bunsen burner up his erchie to inflict any damage in future.

***CropleyWasGod*** · 10-12-2015 06:48 PM

Confused about the 5m.loan. Ashley's lawyer didn't know about the repayment? And no announcement from RIFC?

Are we sure it happened? :)

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