Lego63

what time?

Good to see and wishing him well in his fight against his demons.Does this mean he could possibly appear in a Rangers Legends game? You could fill Ibrox if he did.

Just show them Facts that the same happened to them its Timmy Kyptonite.They go into meltdown.Never had one you could argue out of the facts,

Could cancel Sky and BT, and Premeir sports.Great deal and get every game too.

Last game worked on my Smart TV just log in on the web browser.Bit fiddly to set up but worked amazing most of the game was in HD.

any links?

I am more interested in the blondies boobies. Naebraloyal

sad news indeed didnt know that.

Mr McCann was a lovely gentleman a friend of my grandfathers a very down to earth person too.He told everyone that Rangers treated him like royalty every time he visited Ibrox.Rest in peace Mr McCann xxx

There is a page on facebook and the guy takes all the games and highlights he has taped on VHS and posts them online for fellow bears to enjoy.Maybe he will be interested.

Says on virgin media you have to subscribe to channel

I would love a retractable roof like the blue Jays stadium in Toronto.Games would never be off and the fans would be protected from the bad weather too.

anyone got link to bbc scotland to watch live?

They walked into Blairs which was ready to go to the wall.It had 12 directors all on £100,000 fired 11 of them took the keys for the company cars from the fired 11 and made them make their own way home stating those cars are mine now.They gave the remaining director a 20K rise and saved well over a million a year,the company is now thriving.I also heard the glass company was asking over the odds for the products they supplied to them so they bought the glass company to bring the price down.As i said i am not their biggest fan but if they can bring Rangers back to the top of scottish football and playing in europe again then then i will be eternally grateful.Rangers first for me always.

Hear the deal will go through on Monday for £90 million. They still have lots of other business interests including factories in Prague and other countries.Seriously minted.I am not their biggest fan but they are ruthless in business and maybe that's what we need when we go up against the Liarwell,Reagan and Doncasters corrupt cabal.As for people sitting sponging off the club they will not stand for that.Anyone who thinks they are not true Rangers fans just ask any of the Brown Street Loyal from Port Glasgow with whom they used to travel to games or Bar 72 where they had season tickets.My source is someone who does work for them so please don't shoot the messenger.I do not post much so maybe i will start doing so.

http://footballtaxhavens.wordpress.com/2013/11/24/celtic-fc-getting-sucked-into-the-labour-party-co-operative-bank-scandal/ ABOUT // you're reading... FINANCIAL INTEGRITY, FOOTBALL Celtic FC getting sucked into the Labour Party Co-operative Bank Scandal POSTED BY FOOTBALLTAXHAVENS ⋅ NOVEMBER 24, 2013⋅ LEAVE A COMMENT FILED UNDER CELTIC FC, CO-OPERATIVE BANK, LABOUR PARTY As well as the evolving local Glasgow scandal of Celtic receiving cheap land deals from a Scottish Labour controlled Glasgow City Council and Greater Glasgow Health Board. Celtic have been using that land as security to obtain cheap interest rate loans from the Labour riddled Co-operative Bank, most likely through former Chairman John Reid and Director Brian Wilson, both Labour party heavyweights. Now that’s what you call doubling up on corrupt leverage. The Co-operative Bank, due the drug dealing antics of ex-chairman, ‘Crystal Methodist’ Paul Flowers, a Labour ex-councillor, is soon toexperience a forensic examination of it’s ‘policy’ of giving risky loans at low interest rates to Labour party connected entities. In 2006, when the Labour party was close to bankruptcy, the Co-Op Bank bailed the party out and in March this year gave them a loan of £1.2 million at the preferential low rate of 4%. Compare this with Celtic’s Co-op Bank loans of £34 million at 1.5%. The size of Celtic’s loan principal dwarfs Labour’s while Celtic’s interest rate is ridiculously low and market loss-making. Obviously this has implications for UEFA’s FFP and SFA/SPFL, for both competitions, if Celtic has been seen to have been financially advantaged. Any investigation by either footballing body could involve the return of winnings, the cancelling of titles, loss of points and demotion for unfair advantages obtained during the period of the corruption. Celtic’s cheap Co-op Bank loan is still operating today. Celtic’s Loans from the Co-Operative Bank http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/business/Finance/article1304380.ece Iain Dey, Deputy Business Editor of The Times and The Sunday Times wrote the article above in The Sunday Times, in August 2013, detailing Celtic’s Co-operative Bank loans of £34 million at 1.5%. One quote from the article says: Will the Co-op continue to offer generous terms to the likes of Celtic? What about the Labour party, which has been kept afloat over the years through Co-op bank loans. Here we have the alignment of Celtic and Labour benefiting from the same low loans corruption. Hmmm, a coincidence? Well Celtic’s loans were obtained while John Reid, ex-minister of the Blair Labour govts and Brian Wilson, who was Labour Energy Minister were on the Celtic Board. John Reid was chairman of Celtic from 2007 until 2011. Brian Wilson joined the Celtic board in 2005 where he remains a Director. Note: All of the Co-operative Bank – Celtic mortgages were created during their tenures therefore so were the loans based on those securities. Celtic’s Co-operative Bank Mortgages https://www.duedil.com/company/SC003487/celtic-plc/financials As can be seen above Celtic have four mortgages to the Co-operative Bank acting as security for their £34 million loan at an extremely low 1.5% interest. Two involving land obtained cheaply from Glasgow City Council, Westhorn and parts of the Celtic Triangle, and one from the Greater Glasgow Health Board involving Lennoxtown. These have been covered in previous posts: http://footballtaxhavens.wordpress.com/2013/10/29/celtics-mortgages-to-co-operative-bank-and-glasgow-city-council-westhorn-training-ground/ http://footballtaxhavens.wordpress.com/2013/11/13/lennoxtown-sale-approved-solely-by-tom-divers-ceo-greater-glasgow-health-board/ The Co-operative Bank is Celtic’s banker, as stated in their annual reports. Celtic’s £34 million loan at a measly 1.5% interest stands as an indictment of their connection into the low-interest-loans to Labour mates scandal emanating from the Co-op bank. Treasury Inquiry Announced into Co-operative Bank UK Chancellor, George Osborne on Friday 22nd November 2013 announced an inquiry into the financial turmoil at the Co-operative Bank. The probe will be led by an independent person appointed by the City regulators, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). It will also consider whether there was any wrongdoing by individuals, which could lead to fines and censures. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/treasury-inquiry-announced-into-coop-bank-turmoil-8958128.html The Co-operative Bank’s lending practices have come under scrutiny due to the £1.5 billion blackhole in it’s finances leading to afinancial restructuring which has left it 70% owned by two vulture hedge funds, Silver Point Capital and Aurelius. If the govt does not re-assess Celtic’s financial loss-making loans then the hedge funds will certainly do so. Banks always tend to have the right to change loan conditions in their loan agreements. The Co-op Bank bailed the Labour party out in 2006 when it was close to bankruptcy. There were also mounting questions about the extraordinary special treatment the bank gave to Labour – extending ‘soft’ loans with preferential rates of interest and admitting that other clients would never be allowed to keep on borrowing so much. When Labour was on the brink of bankruptcy, then general secretary Peter Watt had a meeting with a senior Co-op executive at which it was agreed that vast debts would not be called in. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2511521/Ed-Balls-squirms-Co-op-chief-Paul-Flowers-refuses-hand-50-000-donation.html What has also come to light are several loans made by the Co-op Bank to the Labour party in March of this year. Loans of £1.2 million were given to the Labour party by both the Co-op Bank and an associated, Unity Trust Bank, at preferential rates of 4%. Ed Ballsalso received a £50,000 donation last year. Over the past decade the Co-op Bank has loaned Labour £18 million. http://www.theweek.co.uk/uk-news/56177/flowers-inquiry-aims-dig-dirt-co-ops-soft-loans-labour If two Labour party loans of £1.5 million at 4% are of interest to the Inquiry then what about a Labour connected £34 million loan at 1.5%to John Reid and Brian Wilson’s Celtic? 1.5% is +1% above the base rate of 0.5%: Robert Downes, policy adviser at the Forum of Private Business, said: ‘Base rate plus 2 to 3 per cent is cheap, really cheap. Most small businesses would love to be getting those kinds of deals in the current climate. http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/markets/article-2348254/Co-op-Banks-34m-help-Labour-Party.html#ixzz2lWrXPAjn All fair-minded football fans who can now see the potential for corruption of the Celtic-Co-operative Bank loans could be forgiven if theycontacted the PRA (Prudential Regulatory Authority), FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) and Treasury, their MP/MSPs [providing they are not Labour] to ask about the unfair advantage given to Celtic by a Labour party run Co-operative Bank. What the inquiry needs to examine is were the individuals at the Co-operative Bank in Glasgow & Manchester, their HQ, awarding Celticthe low interest loans at a below market interest rate? The loan documentation should contain any risk assessment – was it done tomarket standards? Celtic’s Loans have to come under UEFA and SFA Scrutiny UEFA are gradually implementing their Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations. The Scottish football authorities stand condemned of running a fixed game if they do nothing to erase this cloud of suspicion. Surely Celtic can have been seen to have been financially advantaged by their low interest Co-operative Bank £34 million loan at 1.5%. Again fair-minded fans should contact UEFA & theSFA/SPFL to call for inquiries. Investigations by SFA/SPFL and UEFA need to ensure this sort of advantage is erased for the good of the ‘Beautiful Game’. Potential sanctions could include forcing Celtic to return winnings, the cancelling of titles, loss of points and demotion for the advantages obtained during the period Celtic enjoyed this financial advantage, which still continues today.

will do shane but i love reading can i continue?

Ian and Foxy are gods to me love them to bits and all the other folks who help rangerschat. I will never read C.R.O again used to love them but i feel they have a sad agenda.Limmy is a criminal and if anybody knows him he has hardly been in ibrox.He is pissed off as the show has become a million times better and credible since he left.must be tough living in his brothers shadow.ah poor limmy i pity him now.

Andy walker is really annoying keep banging away its drowning the fanny out

Due to work first chance to buy tickets will be monday.I cant wait to buy my season ticket 14th August.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/scotland/17502567 here you go