A Huge Thank You To Charles Green

[elephants stoned 2,994]

Thank you Charles for rescuing our club from the brink of extinction and thank you for speaking out against the evils of Scottish Football namely Celtic, SPL and SFA, thank you for your tireless days of fighting for Rangers and for your work meeting supporters all over the world. Take a bow Charles

[montana100 335]

Agreed.

[gogzy 31,195]

Agreed. I am really gutted at todays events. But lets look forward and hope we get another fighter in charge, am not gonna hold my breath waiting on that

Thanks Charles Green.

[scottyc06 6,915]

Disappointing news! Thank you Charlie!

[rossDas 1,071]

He replaced the ineptitude of so-called dignified silence with fearless outspokenness, and while a more delicate balance could have been achieved it was nonetheless refreshing. I hope that whoever fills his shoes will be prepared for the position, and relish the role as much as he did.

[OLE SUPER WILBERT 2,475]

Meh.

Still think there's more to come out about his relationship with Whyte.

[Edmiston Drive 3,846]

Would add my thanks to this also.........................breath of fresh air.

[nacho_nacho_man 477]

Absolutely gutted that Charles Green has stepped out of the picture.

Thank you for defending my club, you leave with your head held high.

[DougieRFC 36]

Thank you Charles, for not persisting with the "dignified silence" approach and actually standing up and being a voice for Rangers when no one else would, save for Ally.

[Big Al 55 9,241]

Meh.

Still think there's more to come out about his relationship with Whyte.

Still saved the club IMO and had the balls to stand up to the SFA and SPL blackmail tactics, for that I will be forever grateful.

[Bad Robot 21,138]

Thank you Mr Green.

Your brutal honesty was refreshing and I'm sad to see you leave your current position.

[Marco Negri's Beard 1,423]

Meh.

Still think there's more to come out about his relationship with Whyte.

I find this odd. At the end of the day, he's done a tremendous job, I don't think many can deny that. If it was at the behest of Whyte, I don't know how I'd feel about that. What I know though is that I'd still appreciate what a good job he's done

[bombaybadboy08 15,660]

Disappointing.

Will always be held in high regard by the majority of Rangers supporters for his loyalty to the cause.

Good luck and thanks Charles.

[Senna 735]

Meh.

Still think there's more to come out about his relationship with Whyte.

Maybe so, but he's gone now, so many have got their way.

Cheers Chuckie, what you did for us all won't be forgotten.

[simplythebest 11,453]

Spot on, sad it's had to end so early. All the best Charles.

[Colonel Walter E. Kurtz 19]

Hear Hear, devastated by this news I have to say. He has been the first guy in power to speak up for the club in public in my memory

The man may move on now and in to the mists of memory but his Legacy will rumble through the centuries as the man who saved the world's most successful club. For that his name will live on longer than any other figure in Scottish Football. Yes, he was that important though we may not realise it now sadly as many of the less positive commentators have demonstrated

Tonight I shall open a bottle of Canadian Club, sip wistfully and fondly gather my thoughts and memories of the Yorkshireman who for a while united the Rangers support and took us on our first foal-like steps on what will be a glorious journey back to the top

So its a huge thanks and a fond 'sithee' from me Mr Green, best of luck for the future

[Fools Gold 488]

You kept the Rangers heart beating.

You stood up for what you believed in.

You could see right from wrong.

You weren't afraid to be outspoken.

You were the antithesis of Mr Bain.

You challenged the powers that be.

You fought our corner when others tried to destroy us.

You were the charismatic figurehead we were sorely lacking.

You put your money where your mouth was, unlike TBK.

You had set your sights on taking the club forward, be it in England or a European league.

You never had a dull moment; everyone whether rightly or wrongly, wanted to hear the words of Charles Green.

You scoured the globe, visiting a multitude of supporter clubs, shaking the hands of the ordinary man.

You got our new sponsorship deals.

YOU WERE THERE IN OUR DARKEST HOUR - THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR.

All the very best for whatever you do with the rest of your life, Charles Green.

[Stoorie 1,088]

Thank you Charles, for saving my club and trying to fight the haters. Your statement about bigotry in Scotland has proved true.

Rangers owe you a huge debt and I hope, when the club cannot be hit with more corrupt punishment, you tell all and sundry what you actually had to face.

Again, thank you.

[elephants stoned 2,994]

Meh.

Still think there's more to come out about his relationship with Whyte.

Maybe maybe not but we can thank him for his sterling job whilst not getting dragged into that right now, i shudder to imagine where we would be if tbk or some other 'real Rangers bla bla bla' had took over.

[Super1690 17]

Thanks Charlie

[TravelingWilBEARy 4,319]

He's leaving because he feels his presence is detracting from the clubs reputation. Pretty noble, I'd say.

[King Jela 20,360]

He did save the club, what ever his reasons were for doing so, and for that I'll always be grateful, but I'm not disappointed he's gone either.

Had the impression he's been hiding something for a while now and with him walking away shortly after an investigation had been launched and these revelations about him and Whyte appear it wouldn't surprise me if a shit-storm appears soon.

[blueyonderbill 127]

Thanks for everything Charles, you were the saviour of our great club. Where would we be today if you hadn't stepped in.

[legalbeagle 3,734]

Thank you Charles and all the best.

Welcome back any time as far as I am concerned.

[Douglas Cameron 179]

Was there in the meeting they tried to blackmail titles away.

Said no.

That doesn't mean we ignore the things he got wrong. It does though mean he has my ETERNAL gratitude.

God speed Charles Green