The Maestro wrote:Rangers supporters are 110% behind Craig Whyte.
We're not going to die though.
We are and forever will be, The worlds most successive football club in history.
Liquidation doesn't mean that we will die.
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Liquidation doesn't mean that we will die.
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Jelavić7|EFC wrote:The Maestro wrote:
Liquidation doesn't mean that we will die.
Liquidation means that Rangers Football Club, in it's current form, will die. What part of that can't you understand?
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The Maestro wrote:Jelavić7|EFC wrote:
Liquidation doesn't mean that we will die.
Liquidation means that Rangers Football Club, in it's current form, will die. What part of that can't you understand?
No it doesn't.
Rangers Football Club = The Fans and we're all still alive so yeah.
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It's a nice sentiment that the club = the fans, but Rangers FC will be gone. If a new club starts up from the ashes then that's exactly what it'll be; a new club. No more Rangers FC.
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Billy Davies wrote:Why are Celtic fans happy about this? If Derby went bust I'd be absolutely gutted.
I don't particularly have anything against the club, i.e staff that are losing their jobs. Except the players.
I do however, reserve the right to get it right up the Rangers fans, considering they have such a high proportion of bigoted, disgusting, deluded bastards within their ranks.
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Viva Ronaldo 7 wrote:You nearly signed Messi on loan
Bet he's gutted he stayed at Barca
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Todays developments
No European football for Rangers next season, administrators confirm
http://sport.stv.tv/football/scottish-premier/rangers/300064-no-european-football-for-rangers-next-season-administrators-confirm/
Rangers owner Craig Whyte not fit and proper person.
Scottish Football Association reveal Rangers face a charge of bringing the game into disrepute after their investigation into Craig Whyte takeover
SFA statement on Rangers inquiry in full
Stewart Regan confirmed the SFA inquiry into Craig Whyte had concluded and were presented to the board.
No European football for Rangers next season, administrators confirm
http://sport.stv.tv/football/scottish-premier/rangers/300064-no-european-football-for-rangers-next-season-administrators-confirm/
Rangers owner Craig Whyte not fit and proper person.
Scottish Football Association reveal Rangers face a charge of bringing the game into disrepute after their investigation into Craig Whyte takeover
SFA statement on Rangers inquiry in full
Stewart Regan confirmed the SFA inquiry into Craig Whyte had concluded and were presented to the board.
"I can confirm that the Scottish FA convened a special board meeting at Hampden Park today to discuss the findings of the independent inquiry into Rangers FC, prepared by the Chair, The Right Honourable Lord William Nimmo Smith.
"Principally, it is the belief of the board, taking into account the prima facie evidence presented today, that Mr Craig Whyte is not considered to be a fit and proper person to hold a position within association football.
"We will be writing to Mr Whyte in relation to those findings and shall seek a response within seven days.
"The report submitted by Lord Nimmo Smith, having been considered fully by the board, highlights a number of other potential rule breaches by the club and its owner. The report will now be used as evidence and forwarded to a judicial panel for consideration and determination as per the protocol.
"As such, the report’s contents will not be published at this time. Nevertheless, I can confirm that the club is facing a charge of bringing the game into disrepute. Specifically, areas of potential breach to be considered by the Judicial Panel include:
Obligations and duties of members
Official return
Financial records
Division of receipts and payment of expenses
"I would like to clarify the situation relating to possible non-disclosure of payments to players, and in particular the Employee Benefit Trust. Having noted the Scottish Premier League’s intention to investigate this matter, the board has decided to allow the SPL to complete this process, given our potential status as the appellate body. We retain our position until such time as the SPL’s investigation is concluded.
"Finally, we have sent a letter to the Rangers administrators, Duff and Phelps, advising them that failure to pay monies owed to another member constitutes a breach of the cup competition rules. Consequently, the club faces disciplinary action unless they make payments due to Dundee United from their recent William Hill Scottish Cup tie. A notice of complaint has been issued to that effect."
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Fans organized a protest tonight outside Ibrox stadium. Their clubs future is uncertain, tomorrow Rangers could cease to exist! So they needed to demonstrate, they took to the message boards. Imagine it, the roar from the Ibrox faithful outside the entrace of their stadium, thousands lining the streets! After all, as Jela says, they are and always will be the greatest fans in the world! What a turnout, I'm truly impressed.
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The Maestro wrote:Fans organized a protest tonight outside Ibrox stadium. Their clubs future is uncertain, tomorrow Rangers could cease to exist! So they needed to demonstrate, they took to the message boards. Imagine it, the roar from the Ibrox faithful outside the entrace of their stadium, thousands lining the streets! After all, as Jela says, they are and always will be the greatest fans in the world! What a turnout, I'm truly impressed.
It wasn't organised lol, some guys just decided to go down.
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Latest news, over 50 potential bidders have declared interest with 8 already putting the cash on the table.
Edit: Administrators now say 9
Edit: Administrators now say 9
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Jelly hasn't set, the ice-cream is melting ...
Wage cuts accepted
Craig Whyte owes Rangers £30-35million - The Ticketus deal is close to collapse
Administrators believe that CVA will be agreed
Wage cuts accepted
Craig Whyte owes Rangers £30-35million - The Ticketus deal is close to collapse
Administrators believe that CVA will be agreed
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The taxman is willing to do a deal with Rangers for £5million i.e. a CVA but there is one hitch, they won't do it with Craig Whyte. Although they're willing to do it with a new owner, Paul Murray?
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R.I.P.
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So Jela do you still support Whyte even though he's been proven to not be 'fit and proper' ?
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This is really good news for Rangers about the wage cuts. It's a short term fix, to fulfil their fixtures. Still though, liquidation inevitable.
As for the others, those are from an article in the Sun, based on wishful thinking by the administrators. They are running stories this morning about buyers lined up, ticketus deal unravelling, tax man willing to take 10p in the £1 if Rangers get rid of Whyte. All this took place between Whyte being called improper by the SFA and their paper rolling off the printing press this morning. Of all the stories in that paper, the players taking a wage cut is the only one with any substance. Nevertheless, soaked it up like a sponge.
As for the others, those are from an article in the Sun, based on wishful thinking by the administrators. They are running stories this morning about buyers lined up, ticketus deal unravelling, tax man willing to take 10p in the £1 if Rangers get rid of Whyte. All this took place between Whyte being called improper by the SFA and their paper rolling off the printing press this morning. Of all the stories in that paper, the players taking a wage cut is the only one with any substance. Nevertheless, soaked it up like a sponge.
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Maestro, why don't you go to school?
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Jelavić7|EFC wrote:Maestro, why don't you go to school?
I go to college
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The Maestro wrote:Jelavić7|EFC wrote:Maestro, why don't you go to school?
I go to college
Just asking because you post when you'd usually be at school. What do you study?
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Jelavić7|EFC wrote:The Maestro wrote:
I go to college
Just asking because you post when you'd usually be at school. What do you study?
Yeah no set times, for example i had half day today, usually just go, do what i have to do then leave. I'm in my second year of engineering
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Rangers top earners agree 75% pay cut.
There will be no redundancies at Rangers!
There will be no redundancies at Rangers!
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Backroom staff at Rangers have been told they will not be made redundant.
Administrators Duff and Phelps continued wage cut negotiations with the Ibrox club’s players on Friday, after they began last week.
As it emerged that several players signed deals to take significantly reduced pay cuts until the end of the month, non playing staff at Rangers have been informed their jobs are safe.
http://news.stv.tv/scotland/west-central/300251-rangers-backroom-staff-told-they-will-not-be-made-redundant/
What are they doing?
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This is fucking magic. haha
All coming together now.
All coming together now.
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Jelavić7|EFC wrote:This is fucking magic. haha
What's magic?
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The Maestro wrote:Jelavić7|EFC wrote:This is fucking magic. haha
What's magic?
No redundancies.
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Jelavić7|EFC wrote:The Maestro wrote:
What's magic?
No redundancies.
Well there have been one or two, but generally the pay cuts just buy Rangers a bit of time, the axe will still fall. You know that, right? No taking away from Rangers players though, they've done well for Rangers there. But I'm just saying it's like popping a cork into a burst dam.
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All players have taken wage cuts for 3 months.
There were no redundancies, the 2 that left, asked to leave.
There were no redundancies, the 2 that left, asked to leave.
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