BEARGER
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No problem. I agree with you, SOS are only making him aware of the strength of feeling amongst the fans. He should be thankful for the information. Notice that the usual suspects are more annoyed about Easedale & Wallace getting emails than the prospect of losing MP and possibly Ibrox.
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Have you signed it?
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Certainly looks like it. How about getting these fans to negotiate the next club deal.
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Think we are at cross purposes here, I did not send 1200 emails to anyone.
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If you say so, I believe it's posting information.
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This time they have threatened me with police action for harassment apparently if you open your emails in the morning and find 1,200 from a petition then it causes annoyance, inconvenience and anxiety. These are feelings that we have all felt due to his actions and words recently so its nice to know he will be feeling the same as us all now The fact that by now it will be at over 4,000 may make him feel a little more anxious. Just give us legal assurances and we can all sleep better at night Craig SoS
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@Chris_Jack89: Sandy Easdale has threatened legal action against Craig Houston over an online petition. Story in Wednesdays @TheEveningTimes #Rangers
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SATURDAY 24TH MAY. CELEBRATION AND PROTEST We have been asked by many fans to arrange some protests during the close season and as 24th May is the anniversary of the clubs greatest victory in Barcelona 1972, we have made arrangements for the Louden Tavern at the stadium to show a re run of the game from 1.00pm At 3.00pm we will be marching to the stadium for a 30 min protest and a petition to hand in and explain why the fans wont renew season tickets or indeed buy new ones. We require as many fans as possible to turn up as a show of numbers would be vital for the success of the protest Fans are asked to meet up at the Louden between 1.00 and 2.30 to give us adequate time to make final arrangements with fans Can I ask all to share at usual places and feeback to me with expected number which will allow me to notify Louden and make necessary arrangements. We are planning on some other things for Saturday and will announce them once we have confirmed Thanks Craig.
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It's a secret.
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It was the Gibson Street Gala. http://www.gersnetonline.co.uk/vb/showthread.php?55393-The-Founders-Trail-shown-the-red-card-by-bigots/page2
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After the incredible success of last year's event weÂ’re delighted to announce that The Founders Trail has once again been allocated a stand at this year's West End Festival Parade which will take place on Sunday 8th June . This is an event that annually attracts over 80,000 people. The stand will give us an opportunity to get our incredible Founders story out and into the hearts and minds of not only the Glasgow public but the thousands of tourists who also attend the festival. We will also be raising funds for charity by way of a raffle and donation bucket. Our stand will be situated on Ashton Road across the road from Tennents Bar. Hope to see many of you there.
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Being said on FF and Twitter that VB met with the board the day after the UOF meeting. Somers and James Easdale also attended. Why would the board meet with such a small unrepresentative group? As is being said on Twitter most supporters clubs have more members.
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Sons of Struth Just now UNION OF FANS STATEMENT "In response to the disingenuous statement from the board, and to clear up the confusion they appear to be deliberately trying to cause Rangers supporters, we would like to reiterate our truthful account of the discussions held with Mr Wallace, Mr Crighton and Mr Sandy Easdale. We were invited to Ibrox by Mr Wallace, days after the launch of Ibrox 1972, to discuss the ongoing issues surrounding the security of Rangers’ assets. During the course of that discussion on Wednesday 14th May, Mr Wallace suggested that, whilst security would not be granted, the board would be open to offering a legally binding undertaking that Ibrox would not be sold, subject to sale and leaseback or any type of loan security. For the avoidance of doubt, that was Mr Wallace’s proposal, not ours, and he indicated that the plc board would meet on Thursday 15th May to discuss it. Given that two of the four plc board members who were required to rubber stamp this proposal were present, and apparently in favour of it, this was very much presented as a formality. We made it very clear that any such undertaking would need to be evaluated by our lawyers and this was accepted by all those in attendance. Given what Mr Wallace proposed regarding Ibrox, we asked that the same arrangement be put in place for Murray Park in order to safeguard it from the same fate. This was met by more substantial opposition from the board representatives, in particular Mr Easdale, who we would like to emphasise is not a plc board member, and Mr Crighton. They said they wished to retain “flexibility” over Murray Park. However, by the end of the meeting they had also agreed to consider granting the same undertaking as the one they suggested for Ibrox. This, we were told, was also to be discussed at the plc board meeting on Thursday 15th May. Our statement on the night of Wednesday 14th May reflected all of that and was 100% accurate. Any attempt to suggest otherwise is a deliberate misrepresentation of the facts. Since that meeting we have heard nothing from the board. It is clear that they have now rejected Mr Wallace’s proposal to give a binding undertaking over Ibrox. It is clear that they have considered our proposal that the same undertaking be given for Murray Park and have also rejected that. The idea that this latest board proclamation should give supporters any type of additional confidence over the club’s assets is therefore utterly ridiculous. In fact it should confirm just how much danger our vital assets are in. It is clearly impossible to deal with this board in good faith. They told us we would receive a swift response following their deliberations. We have received no response. They told us that over the past two weeks, all major investors, bar one, have indicated they will participate fully and proportionately in any future rights issue. We do not believe this to be the case. They told us that all those major investors are supportive of their business plan and were impressed with the ‘120 day’ review. We do not believe this to be true. They told us that they have access to an instant £5m of equity funding from existing major investors. This, according to Mr Wallace, is available at “the push of a button”. We believe that, if this is true, it will be used to benefit Mr Easdale’s associates. It is clear that Mr Wallace, despite being Chief Executive, has less influence in the plc boardroom than Sandy Easdale, who is not even a member of the plc board. It is clear that Murray Park is in grave danger and has been since December 2013. The statement from the board that they “will not be seeking” a sale and leaseback of Ibrox is not binding and it is still not unequivocal. We believe, as long as the shareholders fronted by Mr Easdale are calling the shots in the boardroom, Ibrox will remain in grave danger too. Until this situation is resolved we would continue to urge supporters to think very carefully before they hand this board their hard earned money up front. It is clear from meagre renewal levels that a large majority of fans do not trust this board. Our experience is that this position is the correct one to adopt. Support the team, not the regime.”
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McColl made it plain that he was advising etc. and would not be investing or joining Rangers board. Yet we still have fans trying to rewrite history.
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Aye but what size? Is it xsy ?
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What size would fit a four year old boy?
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:rfcbouncy:
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See post 4.
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You really are hurting. Do you campaign against the guys selling badges, scarfs, flags etc. outside Ibrox? Never seen you post about them stopping people buying official club merchandise.
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Probably the same group who supported Whyte to the end.
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Hey I was here first!
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http://www.redandblackshirt.com/
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You are our comical Ali.
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There is certainly one from Philadelphia on here. Plus a couple of barrack room lawyers.
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You must be really annoyed at the thought of the fans actually achieving something no matter how small. Are you McMurdo?
