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no doubt they will say the ebt scheme was in place when they took over etc etc.

as for Mr whyte the judge seems to have been quite scathing.

Yes, but he would not have been under such scrutiny and all the publicity if he were not the owner of RFC and if you go down the conspiracy road, would the pursuer have agreed to an out of court settlement, if not being spurned on by 'others' not do so?

Also, when you look at Dermot, the scum majority shareholder and recently resigned as Chairman (I wonder why?), this guys deals and court cases would put the Vatican bank to shame in his business dealings. Yet not a word! Very recently he and his two taig pals who own Castlebeck who run a chain of care homes accross the UK are under ivestigation for defrauding the government and systematic abuse of patients (in their blood obviously). Three of their employees were found guilty of abuse yesterday, with many more still to stand trial.

Now, in the grand schemme of things which story is more noteworthy and more in the public interest and for even greater local interest his scum fc connection. Not fucking hard to come to a conclusion is it?!

Even handedness, certainly NOT now in Scotland and most certainly NOT at the scum BBC.

Too many have appeased these Rangers and Protestant haters for too long!

NO SURRENDER!

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What a mess.

Did anyone do their due diligence in the takeover? Especially the former Chairman...Alastair Johnston? <cr>

I'm beginning to think there was never any real due diligence done, Whyte was passed muster with a nod and a wink from Murray, for some reason that will no doubt come out in the wash. Now that Murray has come out and spoken about "clarification"

Somebody has already said it takes a thief to catch a thief.

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Yes, but he would not have been under such scrutiny and all the publicity if he were not the owner of RFC and if you go down the conspiracy road, would the pursuer have agreed to an out of court settlement, if not being spurned on by 'others' not do so?

Also, when you look at Dermot, the scum majority shareholder and recently resigned as Chairman (I wonder why?), this guys deals and court cases would put the Vatican bank to shame in his business dealings. Yet not a word! Very recently he and his two taig pals who own Castlebeck who run a chain of care homes accross the UK are under ivestigation for defrauding the government and systematic abuse of patients (in their blood obviously). Three of their employees were found guilty of abuse yesterday, with many more still to stand trial.

Now, in the grand schemme of things which story is more noteworthy and more in the public interest and for even greater local interest his scum fc connection. Not fucking hard to come to a conclusion is it?!

Even handedness, certainly NOT now in Scotland and most certainly NOT at the scum BBC.

Too many have appeased these Rangers and Protestant haters for too long!

NO SURRENDER!

is be surprised if desmond was in court and it was ignored.

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is be surprised if desmond was in court and it was ignored.

Google him with crimes etc! Lot's of previous and got away with it all due to his connection with Haughey the roi, which in the end, this close relationship was Haughey's undoing. Early in the relationship, Haughey sold off government land to him for a song and he in return was looked after as it was uncovered later

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What a mess.

Did anyone do their due diligence in the takeover? Especially the former Chairman...Alastair Johnston? <cr>

Surely due diligence couldn't amount to a bank statement from Whyte's company with £20m+ which was deposited by a company on the basis of assets which he didn't have access to at the time?

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There's the asset stripping again! Care to explain how it works and how Whyte is going to benefit?

here's the theory. whyte paid a quid for us.

he borrowed millions and paid of lloyds.

he's owed the lloyds cash if we go under.

he puts us under or better hmrc do.

he sells what he can and if its more than a quid he's made money.

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Just a question on the Due diligence by Murray. What is a sellers obligation in due diligence.

You have an asset, you want to sell it, somebody wants to buy it, you sell it.

Of course Lloyds would want to know they were getting their £18m and therefore a statement would suffice. Does a seller have any more legal obligations ?

Im not sure they do. (tu)

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Surely due diligence couldn't amount to a bank statement from Whyte's company with £20m+ which was deposited by a company on the basis of assets which he didn't have access to at the time?

Ably assisted by a club director with a vested financial interest in a takeover taking place perhaps.... ;)

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You may think that, I couldn't possibly comment... :ph34r:

Couple more big stories to break over the weekend, not looking good for Mr Whyte and some of those who smoothed his path.

care to elaborate on the last parragraph forlan?

Do you actually know something or is it just scaremongering?

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here's the theory. whyte paid a quid for us.

he borrowed millions and paid of lloyds.

he's owed the lloyds cash if we go under.

he puts us under or better hmrc do.

he sells what he can and if its more than a quid he's made money.

um? thats not asset stripping?

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