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Do we all get a renewal form through the post or if the club have your email address its online ? I'm sure last year I got a form sent to me.
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You may well be correct:laugh2: Must be something simple, strange though.
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Changed over from XP to W7 and cannot logon to GERSNET, says my password or username is incorrect. No problem with ipad. Any ideas?
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Jeez you certainly have a guid conceit of yourself and very poor opinion of fellow fans. I just decided I would prefer to hold the shares in my own name, willing to proxy at club agm's
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Aye those who invest in BuyRangers are thick. Nice wee dig at fellow fans. Btw I don't invest in either scheme.
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http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/item/6761-season-still-a-success Don't see this posted. Where do you start with this nonsense. Suppose its been a success for Ally though.
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So not the full review just an update!
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Certainly hope that ST holders give this their support. I will myself but think a lot may just not renew and could be lost, hope not.
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DAVE KING tonight fired another attack on the Rangers board. The South African businessman has declared war on the current Ibrox regime and has issued a strongly-worded statement again urging Rangers fans not to renew season tickets. The statement reads: I must respond to the Rangers board’s criticism of my appeal to withhold season ticket advances. This board continues its habit of evading issues by attacking the integrity of any individual or group that speaks out against them. I am happy to engage the board on our comparative integrity. Unlike this board, I do not regard integrity as a character attribute that comes with an ON/OFF switch. When I met with the board the Chairman requested that, other than the two public statements that we made, the balance of our discussions would remain private. I agreed to that and, despite requests from fan groups to disclose the full details of my discussions, I steadfastly honoured my undertaking. This board did not do likewise. In an ill-judged attempt to discredit me, they have now disclosed my comment to them that I preferred not to put money into Rangers if it could be found from other sources. In this instance they demonstrated their lack of integrity for no advantage as I had already, as part of my frank discussions with the fan groups, advised them that I had no prime ambition to invest further in the club but will do so if no other investors come forward. I would be delighted if the club could thrive without any investment from me. This attempt at a “juicy” leak by the board merely proves that it is impossible to engage this board on a basis of confidentiality and integrity. The board has now stated that it was always its intention to only provide the business review after season ticket advances had largely been paid. It has denied that it agreed that the business review would be made available prior to fans committing to season ticket advances even though I referred to this agreement in my public statement immediately after our meeting. At the time the board allowed my public statement, in toto, to go unchallenged. Presumably it had no concern with what I stated. Again, we have an integrity issue but fortunately have common sense as a referee. We know that the board did not challenge my public statement of last month. It is also common cause that the vital issue for the fans is to be told what ambition the owners have for the club and how this is going to be funded. It must be obvious that the fans need this information prior to investing - not after. The board’s new version lacks integrity even if it was believable. Given that the board is quick to raise integrity and trust as key issues I would like to pose simple questions that are easy to reply to with a simple yes or no. a) Does the board agree it is unfair to ask fans to buy season tickets before they consider the business review? b) Does the board agree that, given the present financial position of the club, it is appropriate to provide Ibrox Park and Murray Park as security against season ticket advances? c) Does the board agree that in the latter half of December 2013 it was in discussions to obtain finance that would be needed prior to the end of the current season? d) Does the board agree that in the latter half of December 2013 it provided public assurances to the fans that the club had sufficient cash to last until the end of the current season? Without satisfactory answers to these questions fans should not be expected to invest in season tickets.
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I never wanted him as manager and he has done nothing to make me think I was wrong. Very very poor manager.
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First of all I said "by the looks of things". Easdale said before the agm that he had people willing to invest, we have heard nothing since then. Of course the board may pull a rabbit out the hat but going by their record so far I would say that is very unlikely, remember they had to borrow money from a fan to keep going. As for ST sales next season I base my opinion on talking to those around me in BR3 and other ST holders I know who sit elsewhere. Your last sentence is straight from the G. Wallace book of blackmailing fans. If admin2 does come the one group that will be entirely innocent is the fans. Your support for the board is baffling to me.
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By the looks of things the present board have no new investors, ST monies will be greatly down on this season with or without ST Trust. That being the case those who pay up front are in serious peril of losing out as we enter admin2.
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WALLACE PRAISES UNWAVERING SUPPORT Wallace praises 'unwavering support' of Rangers fans GRAHAM WALLACE insists Rangers are making 'good progress' on the road to recovery and are putting the foundations in place for a period of 'long-term success and financial stability'. Graham Wallace is nearing the end of his 120-day review The Light Blues yesterday unveiled season ticket prices for the 2014/15 campaign that will see Ally McCoist's side bid to complete their return to the top flight by landing the Championship crown at the first time of asking. While the Gers have claimed back-to-back league titles, the financial picture at Ibrox is still uncertain, with Wallace set to complete his 120-day review by the middle of the month. The Ibrox chief executive said: "We've come a long way already and we are pleased to be able to say that Rangers Football Club's progress back to the top of Scottish football continues. "Securing the SPFL League One title in record time, reaching the final of the Ramsdens Cup and competing in the semi-final of the Scottish Cup against Dundee United this weekend demonstrates this continued progress as we work to re-establish Rangers at the top level. "Off the pitch, we are making good progress in repositioning the club and business to be capable once again of supporting our challenge at the top level of domestic and European competition. "The journey, however, would not have been possible without the unwavering support of the Rangers fans. "People talk about players having to earn their jersey, especially at Rangers. Well every season ticket holder at Ibrox has certainly earned their seat. "Another exciting chapter in the history of this extraordinary club is about to begin. "With the continued support of the Rangers community together with a strong sustainable business plan, we are putting in place the foundations for a future period of long-term success and financial stability." Is this guy just extracting the urine?
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Rangers fans ponder next move on season ticket trust fund
BEARGER replied to ian1964's topic in Rangers Chat
Whether or not a ST Trust Fund is set up I will not be paying up front for next season, it will be game by game basis for me. To hand the board £10M without any cast iron guarantees would be an act of utter stupidity IMO.- 28 replies
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Join Date: 31-07-2006 Posts: 664 Attention all Rangers players. At p resent I,m in gods waiting room with motor neuron disease. All I want for the remainder of my life is a performance worthy of Rangers players. Do you know how lucky you are,pulling on a blue jersey ,many in the Rangers family envy your position. All we want is, when leaving the pitch after the game, ask yourself ,is my jersey soaked with sweat, have I gave all for the team and supporters. Please make my last few games something to take with me through the Big blue gates, All the best.
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Latest info on auto renewals. Just some information in case anyone is running low on funds at the bank and wants to avoid any charges. Around now you should be receiving an email from the club regarding season ticket renewals. At the bottom you should see the following text telling you if you are on the scheme for auto-renewal. Quote: Thank you for renewing your 2014/15 season ticket. In the event that you wish to cancel you will have to inform the ticket office. * At the moment we are unsure whether or not this has to be done in writing but the email address for them is TicketCentreMailBox@rangers.co.uk *
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To cancel the auto renew you can phone them or email webmail@rangers.co.uk put your name and rangers number in the email. Your money should be returned.
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I doubt it, but who cares this is GERSNET.
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No chance of that, their decision to ban my illuminating posts also their loss
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Sorry to see Johnny Hubbard and Alex Macdonald being used to sell this to fans. 18% rise if true will be a major turn off for a lot of fans IMO.
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PLG you have highlighted what I was alluding to, the hypocrisy of some who talk about others causing splits. As I've said on other posts on here and other forums we will never get 100% unity but the vast majority can come together.
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Nae idea, not my poll.
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Poll from FF. View Poll Results: Should Ally McCoist and his backroom staff stand down from Rangers? Yes, Ally must go and take his whole backroom including Durrant with him 1,268 88.24% Yes, but Ally McCoist only, the rest can stay 19 1.32% No, Ally should be given more time 130 9.05% Other - Please post your opinion in the thread 20 1.39%
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He should not have been given the managers job in the first place, got it because he was there and Waltes assistant. Job should have been advertised and best man selected. McCoist is never ever a manager, he has proved that since he got the job. He is not going to resign, he is getting grossly overpaid why would he give that up?