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Rangers should challenge the draconian 3 year european competitiion ban


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I believe chairman charles green should challenge the 3 year european competition ban.Court action may be successful in getting the ban overturned.

Difference between this and the previous transfer ban is that this is an established rule. Nothing doing here. The ban is fair

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I think GDS summed this up on one of his twitter posts, if CG had been clever, he'd have bought Ltd company with 3 years trading history to, thus be able to present 3 years accounts to comply with UEFA rules...they'd probably have change them to ban us, but the rule is 3 years accounts, or you don't get in.

In any case, QOS in the Ramsdens Cup would clash with Galatasary in the Champo

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While I agree it is an established rule and in UEFAs own words is to deter clubs going the newco route. I would however question the validity of such a rule if they are insistent on us settling footballing debts in the way the SFA have. I struggle to see the logic and reasoning that states "you are an entirely separate company but you can you go ahead and pay some debts of Rangers plc"?

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I think GDS summed this up on one of his twitter posts, if CG had been clever, he'd have bought Ltd company with 3 years trading history to, thus be able to present 3 years accounts to comply with UEFA rules...they'd probably have change them to ban us, but the rule is 3 years accounts, or you don't get in.

In any case, QOS in the Ramsdens Cup would clash with Galatasary in the Champo

That wouldn't work either unfortunately.

UEFA rule.........

The membership and the contractual relationship (if any) must have lasted – at

the start of the licence season – for at least three consecutive years. Any

alteration to club’s legal form or company structure (including, for example,

changing its headquarters, name club colours, or transferring stakeholdings

between different clubs) during this period in order to facilitate its qualification on

sporting merit and/or its receipt of a licence to the detriment of the integrity of a

competition is deemed as an interruption of membership or contractual

relationship (if any) within the meaning of this provision.

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See, told you they'd make up the rules to fuck us over if we tried it :lol:

(last time I trust GDS!)

That wouldn't work either unfortunately.

UEFA rule.........

The membership and the contractual relationship (if any) must have lasted – at

the start of the licence season – for at least three consecutive years. Any

alteration to club’s legal form or company structure (including, for example,

changing its headquarters, name club colours, or transferring stakeholdings

between different clubs) during this period in order to facilitate its qualification on

sporting merit and/or its receipt of a licence to the detriment of the integrity of a

competition is deemed as an interruption of membership or contractual

relationship (if any) within the meaning of this provision.

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there is a process to get the license on 'sporting merit' .. whatever the fuck that means, but it's in the rules as an exemption process whereby we wouldn't need the 3 years of accounts..

Gretna were awarded a licence on sporting merit when they reached the Scottish Cup Final.

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Gretna were awarded a licence on sporting merit when they reached the Scottish Cup Final.

Does anyone think then that if we were to reach the Scottish cup final, maybe even win it, as a 3rd division club that we would be allowed entry to the Europa league on sporting merit? :sherlock:

Nah, thought not! :rolleyes:

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Its not a ban, even if you say it 10,000 times its still not a ban.

Its depressing the amount of Bears that don't even have a basic understanding of whats happened to our club.

okay it is an exclusion from taking part in european competitiion.whatever it's called it is a draconian rule which needs changing and challenging
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IF it were to turn out that we have won the BTC and the investigation into the Whyte takeover demonstrates that it was illegal, then we might have a case to take to UEFA to ask for the ban to be reduced on the basis that it was overly aggressive action by HMRC followed by their refusal of the CVA which caused us to go newco.

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okay it is an exclusion from taking part in european competitiion.whatever it's called it is a draconian rule which needs changing and challenging

But that's the problem mate it is a rule...Unlike the SFA making up the rules as they go along, this was something we knew would be the case if a CVA wasnt agreed. Yes its shit we aren't in Europe but in 3 years time we will be back on top and in a much better position (with the new financial regulations/home grown regulations) to qualify for the group stages of the Champions League or the latter stages of the Europa....

Long Haul Loyal! :uk:

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