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RANGERS International Football Club plc today published its Annual Report for the year ending 30 June 2019. Key advancements during the financial year: - Turnover increased by £20.6m (63%) - Share issues in the financial year totalling £18.2m, raising £1.6m of cash, converting £16.6m of investor loans to equity, with a further £17.2m converted since the year end. This marks a huge improvement in the Group’s balance sheet and shows the commitment of its Board and investors to the Group’s financial strength. - Continued investment in the playing squad – additions over last three years > £30m. - Continued investment in the Stadium, Hummel Training Centre and infrastructure. - European participation revenue £14.3m - Non-ticket or European revenues (commercial, sponsorship, broadcasting) increased by 64% - Record number of Season Ticket sales. - Our community programmes continue to flourish - Rangers Charity Foundation continues to excel. - The Club’s massive support continues to unite under the Club 1872 banner. Key Figures: - Turnover £53.2m (2018 – £32.6m) - Earnings before Interest Tax and Depreciation (EBITDA) (£2.9m) (2018 – (£4.2m) - Loss for the year £11.3m (2018 – £14.3m) - Operating expenses £58.2m (2018 – £38.9m) - Average SPFL Home Attendance 49,563 (2018 – 49,173) - Season Tickets 45,500 (2018 – 44,658) https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/rangers-international-football-club-annual-results-5/

Borrowed this from elsewhere, first I’ve heard about this. True? Chelsea's transfer conduct involving wonderkid Billy Gilmour was one of two examples of third party ownership that lead the Premier League club being handed a two window transfer ban by FIFA. The west London club were given the ban in February of this year, prohibiting the club from acquiring any players as a result of their transfer conduct involving youngsters. FIFA have released findings dating back to Chelsea's failed appeal against the ban, which have revealed that the English outfit entered a third party agreement with Rangers involving 18-year-old Billy Gilmour. It has emerged that Gilmour was one of two players who FIFA determined were controlled by Chelsea while still on the books at other clubs. The midfielder joined the Blues from Rangers officially in August 2017 but in May of the same year the clubs agreed that the Scottish giants could not sell or loan Gilmour to any other club without the consent of Chelsea. The agreement also stated that at any point the player could be released to train with Chelsea and play in friendly games whenever they pleased. The Gilmour case was also accompanied by findings that Chelsea had made a similar arrangement with Ajax over Juan Carlos Familia Castillo, who is currently on loan with the Dutch club. Rangers were fined £7,800 for their part in the Gilmour agreement. The 18-year-old is beginning to make a name for himself at Stamford Bridge and played in Chelsea's 2-1 defeat to Manchester United in the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night.

Does anyone have the email address's for Susan Hannah and Gordon Thomson? Is there a standard for email formation for Rangers employees?

Yes. I was not expecting him to answer personally, just pass it on to someone who would understand the point I'm making. I will contact the 2 people mentioned above. Thanks.

I did letter Stewart Robertson, yes will go to ticket office next.

Anyone know where I can get a specific Rangers watch? The one I’m after has various dates round the dial, showing trebles won etc.

I contacted the club SLO via email on 4th September with what I see as an anomaly in ticket pricing, still await a reply. Further to this I wrote to Stewart Robertson on 2nd October with the same question, same again no answer. Previous to this I used the website to contact the club and did receive an answer for someone in the ticket office, but they did not understand the point I was making and gave the usual standard reply "its the rules". Is this normal from the club, to just ignore fans correspondence?

Eric Caldow Jimmy Millar Jim Baxter Brian Laudrup Richard Gough In no particular order, although Baxter was the best Scottish player I’ve seen.

Aye very good, goodnight.

Is this what they call trolling ?

Oh, sorry. I tapped his shoulder he turned round and I said something like “do you not think that’s inappropriate to be doing that especially today”. Never explained anything to him.

That was about it. He said nothing to me just scowled and turned away, the bint he was with said something to him. Usually a guy with a young kid about 2-3 years sit there, must have used Seatsub. Probably wrong to go on looks but I doubt he’s anything to the ST holder who is an Ok guy.

Project Poll Results - Dream Fund and Walking Football Club 1872 recently polled members on two potential projects to benefit the Rangers community. The first was to fund Rangers Charity Foundation Dream Days and Christmas Party through their Dream Fund and the second was to support the Rangers Charity Foundation in their provision of a walking football programme for supporters. The results were as follow: Dream Fund Project - Yes - 97.7% No - 2.3% Walking Football Project - Yes - 95.7% No - 4.3% Both projects are therefore passed by the membership and we will communicate progress as they are implemented. We would again like to thank all Club 1872 members for their support. Club 1872

Its so simple to do, don't understand those that find it difficult.?

You mean like this? This from pc, cannot do it with iPad.

4. No one else think McGregor was poor at Motherwell goal?

1. Guy in front of me giving the nazi salute (I know) when the poppy party were making their way to centre circle. I asked him if he thought that was appropriate. Usually it’s a guy with his young son in these seats. 2. Gerrards comments regarding Tavernier. We don’t have anybody else to play right fullback? 3. We are 2-1 up in a tight game and our fans are leaving in their droves. Watching Liverpool game who are in the same position, nobody is leaving.

Don't suppose anyone on here would know any of these guys? CCTV appeal over Celtic 'treble treble' day disorder Image copyrightPolice Scotland Image caption If anyone knows who the suspects are, they are asked to contact police Police in Glasgow are trying to trace 20 men in connection with disorder in the city on the day Celtic won their "treble treble" campaign. CCTV images of men detectives believe can help them with their inquiries have been released. Police said "a number of incidents" took place in the city centre on Saturday 25 May after the Scottish Cup Final. Earlier, Celtic had defeated Hearts 2 - 1 in the match at Hampden Park. The victory was followed by an open-top bus tour through Glasgow which had to be cut short for safety reasons after supporters spilled onto the route. Anyone who recognises any of the men in the images is asked to contact officers at Kirkintilloch police office and ask for 'Operation Miramar'. Image copyrightPolice Scotland Image caption Police released images of 20 men taken from CCTV

I’ll give you one guess.

1- 1 missed the goal??‍♂️??‍♂️

1 - 0 mistake by Jack.