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I fucking am not. i didnt mean u i meant the guy who started this article

steviedavis i think u are talking shit

look the bank are not stupid they know if bougherra has a great season for us in the league and play great in the world cup we could get 10 or 12 million for him so what is the point in selling in january for say 5 million when we can get crazy money for him after the world cup

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Multi-millionaire businessman David Gold last night dismissed the Old Firm as a busted flush — and explained why he would have no interest in buying into Rangers. The Ibrox club are the subject of fevered speculation as David Murray and Lloyds Banking Group wrestle with debts of £30million. Exiled Scottish businessman Dave King remains the leading contender to take over from Murray, but faces a series of tax-evasion charges in South Africa. Birmingham City's former co-owner David Gold It also emerged at the weekend that King’s78-year-old mother has a small slice of the current Ibrox shareholding, and it is believed her son has transferred assets into an offshore company in her name — which could help him mount a takeover bid. Apart from 54-year-old King in Johannesburg, however, Sportsmail understands middle men have contacted figures like former Birmingham chairman Gold across Britain and beyond to see if they are interested — but have received little encouragement. ‘It has never really crossed my mind to buy into Rangers, I must confess,’ said the veteran London-born businessman, who is desperate to return to football after selling Birmingham to Carson Yeung. ‘It does make sad reading to see the financial difficulties they are suffering from. Clearly, they are looking for someone new to come in and take on the challenge after a long tenure by Sir David Murray. Would I come to Glasgow? I have to say that I can’t speak the language and it is 500 miles from London.’ Gold, who has discussed the Old Firm’s desire to move to the English Premier League at length with Bolton chairman Phil Gartside, sees little likelihood of that door to greater TV riches opening to Rangers and Celtic. Rangers chairman David Murray ‘I think the good times are over for the Old Firm, frankly,’ said Gold, who spirited Alex McLeish away from the Scotland job to the post at St Andrew’s in November 2007. ‘Yes, they will sometimes play to packed houses at Ibrox and Celtic Park and they will still go headto- head for the SPL title. ‘But they won’t be watching the standard of player you once had. ‘I think those days are over for Scottish football and the Old Firm are having a great difficulty accepting that. It is like that moment when your girlfriend walks in and says: “It’s over”. And you look yourself in the mirror and kid yourself on that it is not.’ It was reported at the weekend that King’s mother, Agnes, is the owner of his current £1.5m stake in the club. King is still trying to avoid 322 charges from the South African tax authorities. Mrs King, a widow, lives in Dunbartonshire and is a regular at Rangers’ European games with the businessman’s sister. Meanwhile, with no serious offers having been made for the Ibrox club to date, one bold strategy being mooted by fans’ groups is broad-based fan ownership of the SPL champions. The rescue package was described as a ‘Plan B’ in the event of no outright buyer being found willing to purchase Murray’s 90-per-cent stake. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...t.html?ITO=1490

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i think the game will be played on the 22nd or 23rd of december because that are the only dates that we can play look at the fixtures Wednesday, 04 November 2009 UEFA Champions League Unirea Urziceni v Rangers, G, 19:45 Saturday, 07 November 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Rangers v St Mirren, 15:00 Saturday, 21 November 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Rangers v Kilmarnock, 15:00 Tuesday, 24 November 2009 UEFA Champions League Rangers v VfB Stuttgart, G, 19:45 Saturday, 28 November 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Aberdeen v Rangers, 12:45 Saturday, 05 December 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Falkirk v Rangers, 12:30 Wednesday, 09 December 2009 UEFA Champions League Sevilla v Rangers, G, 19:45 Saturday, 12 December 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Rangers v St Johnstone, 15:00 Saturday, 19 December 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Rangers v Motherwell, 15:00 Sunday, 27 December 2009 Clydesdale Bank Premier League Hibernian v Rangers, 12:00

what happens if the game needs to get called off because of the weather do u we still get the 3 points

thanks papa goram is a legend

it is saying in the sunday herald today that there is going to be a protest about donald muir saying the enemy within

will the game get the go ahead today

that rangers will have a new owner before january and the new owners might want a new manager

its on now

what the owners will do is clear the 30 million debt and give murray 10 million for his shares and when the champions league money comes in they will give that to the new manager to spend and what ever he sells