Whyte could 'walk with nothing'

[AGM_72 3,634]

The cunt's talking about a 140 years of history. He didn't give a fuck about history when he sold the Arsenal shares for a poxy amount.

[Guardian 4,281]

If there is any justice in the world, Whyte will end up in jail and get the bad AIDS.

[Gartcosh Bear 124]

Could he buy the historic shares in Arsenal back from Alisher Usmanov while he's at it? Devious bastard.

[SirAlistairofMcCoist 91]

Aye, he's a prick right enough.

[broxieman 14]

Please let me pay him back. Please.

"£1 wasn't it Craigy boy..?"

[southcoastbear 1,639]

Pound wasn't it craig, damn I've only got a £2 coin I'll take my change Shylock style , only joking m'lud honest

[Thermopylae 15,286]

He seems to have changed his tune since the police had a word with him

[jack1690 793]

If I see him he will get carried away with his face in a hankey

[jonbryce 63]

Walk away with nothing except the 6 million left over from the ticketus deal, the jelavic money and 9 million worth of PAYE stolen from the club about 21 million or so, not a bad return for £1, fucking horrible little CUNT go and die in a fire!

Don't forget the Arsenal shares money. He had that as well.

[californiadreamin52 339]

Rangers owner Craig Whyte has filed legal documents protecting his hold over the club as the battle for control of Ibrox looms.The debenture document registered with Companies House gives Mr Whyte's company Liberty Corporate Ltd a new fixed and floating charge over Rangers FC Group - the parent company that owns the football club.

Liberty Corporate sole shareholder is Liberty Capital Limited, which is owned by Mr Whyte and registered to the British Virgin Islands. His father, Thomas Whyte, is the sole director of Liberty Corporate.

The document is dated March 21, 2012, two days before a key court decision that saw administrators battle with Ticketus over the deal Mr Whyte struck to sell off 100,000 future season ticket sales at Ibrox for £25.3m.

The new charge means Mr Whyte holds key powers over the parent company in the battle for control of Rangers, which is likely to come to a head this week with administrators revealing their preferred bidders for the club.

Crucially, the new document signed by Mr Whyte covers Rangers FC Group’s main asset – its 85% shareholdings in playing club, Rangers FC plc.

Mr Whyte's status as fixed and floating charge holder would put him at the head of the queue to benefit from the proceeds of any sale of these shares. Unsecured creditors and any other shareholders in Rangers FC Group would only receive payment after Mr Whyte's company.

Mr Whyte's position is not guaranteed if Rangers FC Group went into liquidation in the next two years, because the new charge might then be struck down, although that would likely to be the subject of a lengthy and expensive legal battle.

http://news.stv.tv/scotland/west-central/302529-rangers-owner-craig-whyte-in-move-to-protect-hold-over-club/