bawsburst
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Law receiving MOTM personifies everything that is right or wrong about the beautiful game, divergences of opinion, I doubt if 2 out of a hundred would have given him MOTM yesterday, which calls into question the competence of the awarder.
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3-0 and a good day out for our brave lads and lassies, The Lord protect and bless every one of them.
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The usual trawler has its nets out, must be starving ...
...Alistair is a total incompetent in all except getting wages. -
whatever happened to Travellingwillbeary him and VB vanished at the same time.
The willbeary has transgendered and is now muthacupboard of another place...
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Thanks.
I'll put you down as a financially clueless pedant.
Thank you, I never had you down as anything else.
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I am suggesting nothing merely stating the actuality, The Rangers Football Club a wholly owned subsidiary of RIFC and an entity in its own right...owes the parent £16.16 million.
I take it you think this money was created with magic beans and will disappear with more magic beanery....it won't, it is in the books and will be a consideration in any "sale". As stated anyone thinking they would get 51% of the club for £16 million...or even as a bail-out which just as a matter of coincidence matches the debt is in need of sectioning.
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So why did the authorities disregard their own rules.
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He got his rule reference from here.
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Interestingly the debt to the parent company RFCI is unsecured and can be called at any time, the reason that it is unsecured is that The Rangers own nothing to secure it against, everything is owned lock stock and barrel by the parent RFCI.
Anyone who imagines that £16 million would buy 51% of the club/company needs a reality check, the book price of the company is stated as £65 million as opposed to market value of circa £20 million...that notwithstanding the the accrued debt.
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How much?
Circa £16.16 million, strangely or perhaps not strangely £16 million is the figure being promulgated by jackal's chums as a "bail out"..
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Three things cannot be long hidden... the sun, the moon, and the truth.
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Because chaps like you erroneously peddle the myth that we are debt free.
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Is it impossible for Rangers International to sell The Rangers Football Club Ltd, I guess that's what I'm trying to get at.
Yes it is entirely possible, both are separate entities which is why our history is unbroken. The parent RFCI could sell the club while retaining the assets and calling in the debt.
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Is it possible that we could be twelve points adrift before our next game ?
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“We will take whatever we can to get out of this division because it is so important for the club to get back into the top flight as soon as possible.”
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There may be some forthcoming repercussions for people who took photographs of SD staff and published them in the public domain.
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The complete utterance sounds better;
“Relying on the play-offs is not out of the question because getting out of the division is the most important thing,” he said ahead of Saturday’s trip to Livingston.
“We will take whatever we can to get out of this division because it is so important for the club to get back into the top flight as soon as possible.”
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So you think today's protest will have cut Ashley deep?
Only in you little private world..
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As heartwarming as it is relevant.
Makes your nonsense about not caring totally irrelevant.
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And I'm sure that "The King of Zero Hours Contracts" will be fucking distraught that some of his minions had a shite day.
"Around 3,000 employees at Sports Direct are close to securing £77,000 worth of bonus shares "each" after the company said it was “very confident” in reaching its full year targeted earnings".
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Hearts going nine clear.
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Thread in BD.
They're going to tillpoints, letting products get scanned, then offering a pound.
Yep, grown men acting like weans again, and worse, associating themselves with our club.
SoS/UoF = Ranger's shame.
Not according to several posters on ££ who gave up waiting and went home, obviously the usual media outlets will be awash with photography of flash mobbing tomorrow...or maybe not.
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How did the flash mob at the Fort flash, never saw anything while at the tailors up there.
I do like this flash mob ...very organised.
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Wrong forum, auld age getting the better...
...Alistair is a total incompetent in all except getting wages.
Alistair on Clark
in Jimmy Bell's Kitroom
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McCoist: Nicky Clark fuming after being dropped for Miller
Rangers manager Ally McCoist admits he left Nicky Clark fuming after dropping the striker for Kenny Miller.
Sunday 19/10/2014
But the Ibrox manager insists the former Queen of the South man is picking up some valuable lessons watching Miller and strike partner Kris Boyd combine.
Clark has arguably been Rangers' most consistent performer over the last six weeks but found himself on the bench for Saturday's 6-1 thrashing of Raith as Miller returned after missing the same period with a calf tear.
But McCoist's decision paid off as Boyd and Miller both scored in the Rovers rout.
Jon Daly also came on late in the Ibrox romp to score twice, leaving McCoist with a headache ahead of Tuesday's Petrofac Training Cup semi-final with East Fife.
But he insists the form of his other frontmen had not pushed Clark into the shadows.
McCoist said: "I've got pleasant problems now with three of the front lads scoring against Raith.
"But I think Nicky can consider himself unlucky to be left out. Sometimes you make decisions that don't please everybody and I would imagine I made one on Saturday by dropping Nicky.
"Having said that, the fairest thing I can say about Nicky is that he is without doubt coming on leaps and bounds.
"His all-round game is continuing to improve and I genuinely believe a lot of that is down to him training with and watching Kris and Kenny."
Rangers kept themselves in touch with Scottish Championship leaders Hearts as Lee McCulloch and Nicky Law hit first-half goals before Martin Scott pulled one back for Raith just after the break.
Miller and Boyd then gave Rangers breathing room before Daly's late double.
Boyd looked a relieved man as he finally ended his eight-game scoring drought in the league after Rovers goalkeeper Ross Laidlaw palmed his tame 18-yard effort into the net.
The goal has taken a weight off the SPFL's record scorer but he insists Rangers will not be able to take it easy in the Petrofac Training Cup like the Jambos did.
Robbie Neilson put out a second-string XI earlier this season against Livingston as he kept his top troops fresh for the promotion battle.
Livi ran riot with a 4-1 win but Boyd says Rangers will be under pressure to see off Gary Naysmith's men.
He said: "At this club you cannot separate leagues and cups - you have to win every single thing you enter.
"So we've got another great opportunity on Tuesday night to put on a performance.
"We scored a few goals against Raith and will look to do the same against East Fife.
"It will be a hard game but if we go out with the same attitude we did on Saturday I don't see any reason why we can't win it convincingly as well."