Paul Murray still leaking 2 Daily Retard

[AM1872 92]

I see PM still leaking his dirty laundry with Big Dave to the Daily Retard like a little hoor.

No class cunt of a man.

What fucking fantasy land does he live in? He rescued Rangers he'll have us all believe. Revisionism at its finest.

This man and Keith Jackson should be chased if they ever darken our doors again. If I see either of them pls God don't hold me responsible for my actions.

https://www.BOYCOTT THIS LINK/sport/football/football-news/paul-murray-rescued-Rangers--12470945

 

[chris182 6,297]

Fucking loves himself

[born a blue nose 90,776]

Could admin please change the offensive thread title as there are a few members on the forum that could be offended. 

[Guardian 4,281]

It is pure revisionism but you have to wonder what would make him give up that blazer. 

Glad to see the back of the hair but wish king would go too. 

I live in hope. 

[AM1872 92]

Who else leaked the story Born a Blue Nose? The title is fucking factual

[born a blue nose 90,776]

1 minute ago, AM1872 said:

Who else leaked the story Born a Blue Nose? The title is fucking factual

I'm saying the forum has a few retards. Kind of ironic I'm having to explain this. 

[mafia32 93]

LMAO he certainly likes to be made out as one super hero who saves the day.

[Courtyard Bear 41,357]

Don’t even need to read it to know it’s the usual pish from the wee cunt. 

Just what are we going do without him and his bestest ever business plan. 

[RFC55 108,935]

11 minutes ago, Guardian said:

It is pure revisionism but you have to wonder what would make him give up that blazer. 

Glad to see the back of the hair but wish king would go too. 

I live in hope. 

Mind you left in a strop lol 

4 year ago you left like a wee used midden 

[Craiggybear 6,192]

4 minutes ago, born a blue nose said:

Could admin please change the offensive thread title as there are a few members on the forum that could be offended. 

Agreed. It's "to", not 2. 

That's just retarded. 

[BlueKnight87 17,286]

8 minutes ago, mafia32 said:

LMAO he certainly likes to be made out as one super hero who saves the day.

Couldn't help but laugh when I seen that article.

Jackson doing a puff piece for a mate nothing more. Jackson is only upset as murray can't leak him any more information 

[OneDavidCooper 2,505]

A tad cringey whingey.

[Malkster 4,890]

Haven't read it, but it sounds like ''courageous journalism'' to me  

[sassaaaa 11,406]

One of the daily taigs main sources finally gone..........

[Smile 26,610]

So has his good guy status been revoked by trustworthy Dave.

[RFC Eagle 4,888]

19 minutes ago, Guardian said:

It is pure revisionism but you have to wonder what would make him give up that blazer. 

Glad to see the back of the hair but wish king would go too. 

I live in hope. 

The back of his hair was looking decidedly sparse when I last saw him. 

[backup 4,724]

I would have murray over king every day of the week even though I don't rate him, at least he is a Rangers fan not a l'pool one.

[plumbGER 24,518]

How do you leak laundry?

[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,724]

Paul Murray rescued Rangers ... it should be to Dave King's eternal shame he has forgotten that - Keith Jackson

Keith has his say on another day of upheaval at Ibrox as two men step down from the board.

 

Another day, another statement. Another good man down.

But although some may have blinked and missed yesterday’s bulletin from the Ibrox Politburo – all 121 paltry words of it – its significance should not be lost on a Rangerssupport which is once again being denied the honesty and transparency it was promised.

What happened yesterday, when Paul Murray and Barry Scott gave up seats around Dave King’s boardroom table, provided these fans with the clearest indication yet of the fractured state and dysfunctional nature of the regime in charge of their club.

That Murray’s departure in particular was announced in such a low-key, ungracious fashion is typical of the snarling-faced actions of a board which must now limp on minus its only truly class act.

Not a single personal word of gratitude from Dave King never mind a ringing endorsement of Murray’s tireless years of selfless efforts to deliver Rangers into friendly hands.

It was Murray who raised the alarm months before Craig Whyte had casually tossed a pound coin across a desk in Charlotte Square to complete the takeover which drove Rangers 
to ruination.

It was Murray who warned of the disaster which would follow if Whyte was allowed to get his hands on the club while freeing Lloyds Bank of a potential tax liability which would ultimately tip Rangers over the edge. And it was Murray who, in a state of high anxiety and desperation, attempted to torpedo that deal at the 11th hour when he pleaded with Sir David of Duped to accept a counter offer which would have protected the interests of the club over those of Murray International and the bank.

Ultimately he was not only defeated but also publicly disparaged and even lampooned for attempting to do what he believed was right for his club.

When his late attempt at blocking Whyte’s takeover failed he said to me: “This is a great deal for Whyte, a great deal for Sir David and a great deal for the bank but it’s an absolute disaster for Rangers.”

He couldn’t have been more accurate. But even Murray could not have guessed how right his warning would be. Less than a year later, with Rangers in the hands of administrators and lurching towards liquidation, Murray tried once more to do the right thing by spearheading the Blue Knights consortium, linking up with rival bidder Brian Kennedy to form an alliance.

When they were gazumped at the last minute by a mysterious man from Yorkshire wearing Kenny Everett’s hands, the last chance of escaping from this financial meltdown with limited damage had passed Rangers by.

This time Charles Green mocked Murray for his earnest efforts before driving what was left of this club over a cliff edge into the financial abyss.

Green would later raise a fortune from the ashes of this crash but very little of it was used for Rangers’ benefit. Wounded Murray stepped away from the spotlight and regrouped but never once taking an eye off the carnage and financial vandalism behind the scenes.

In fact this grotesque orgy of greed at the expense of his club motivated Murray to redouble his efforts.

He did all this vigilant work without any assistance from King or the Park family. It often felt as if his was a lone voice. But the louder he shouted, 
sometimes to his own detriment, the more it became apparent he was acting purely out of passion for his club. There was never anything else in it for Murray. He never wished for anything in return.

Eventually King, Douglas Park, John Gilligan and the Three Bears did come late to join him in this cause, once the damage had been done and another regime – Mike Ashley’s this time – had brought Rangers to the point of teetering on the brink. Typically, King claimed the victory with a bullish litany of brash statements about how his cash won the day as he walked over the threshold with Murray and Gilligan.

But the truth is he’d never have pulled it off without all Murray’s honest endeavour.

King has mastered the art of making too much noise when none is needed then saying nothing at all when his voice is urgently required. Yesterday was most certainly one of those days.

When Gilligan could no longer accept the way King was running Rangers and chose to walk away, the club released a statement almost four times the size of the one announcing the departures of Murray and Scott.

King gushed about his contribution, signing off by saying: “John is one of the most passionate Rangers fans I’ve ever known. He brought a great deal to the boardroom table and was never slow to question decisions or courses of action if he thought there were better options. John always put the interests of supporters first.

“On behalf of the entire board of directors and Rangers supporters everywhere, I’d like to thank John for his unflinching support, wisdom and commitment. He is a true Rangers fan.”

It’s shameful but indicative of the current regime that King could not bring himself to utter one word yesterday in gratitude to Murray.

And yet Murray must leave with a sense of utter relief. Having done more than anyone else to fix Rangers he now escapes from a regime which is broken beyond repair, knowing there is nothing more he can do to mend it.

If King’s board was not already unfit for purpose then it most certainly became so the moment Murray left the building.

 

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[SeparateEntityMyArse 53,724]

Fucking Revisionism. 

Reads like an obituary too, so much gushing and fawning over a lost loved one 

[thehost 11,061]

him and his email pals should be fucking banned, sine die from the club

[SPWF 8,232]

What the fuck was that? 

[BlueSuedeSambas 53,789]

Just now, Sasa Papac's War Flashbac. said:

What the fuck was that? 

A heartfelt obituary

 

[Smile 26,610]

Did he not save us from hardly any debt and help accumulate 20 odd million in debt and manager free before leaving us.

[big blue Fin 3,724]

25 minutes ago, backup said:

I would have murray over king every day of the week even though I don't rate him, at least he is a Rangers fan not a l'pool one.

A Rangers fan?

He helped dave the liar king take over what kind of Rangers fan does that?

The kind who should be going to chapel everyday if he's that gullible.