Little General

because Daniel Stewart and WH Ireland were as bad as the previous boards.

Like what? The statement was pretty clear as to why, the nomad would not take Rangers on.

so your saying they are lying? I hope you can back that up with some proof. why can't you say any more?

well done all concerned. It looks great on the marble staircase.

I thought he wasn't spending his son's inheritance?

to suggest King and directors were not fit and proper based on these charlatans statement is laughable

hopefully he will sell up and fuck off.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/scottish-independence/11453007/Jim-McColl-drops-support-for-Scottish-independence.html seems he's dropped Independence. but calls for full fiscal autonomy for Scotland http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-32140640

Tommy McLean was the best crosser of the ball i've seen

If our support chose to support him, that's entirely up to them. are you suggesting something sinister here?

I fail to see why you are getting your knickers in a twist about it. is that not the choice of the people willing to donate whether they do or not?

yes, isn't it nice to have positive PR for a change , instead of the poison from Media house?

It's pretty clear he was there to tighten Ashley's grip and to ensure the loans were to be taken. I think there will be more to come.

you would have thought they would have worshiped Willie Waddell, who took then to the title in 1964/65

Karl Pekarna, Rangers first overseas signing http://gottfriedfuchs.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/karl-pekarna_26.html

the £62 seats are CD7 very end seats. It;s a pity they were not all £62 to £70 for all the club deck.

Who's Clun? I think I will buy two, even if I can't make all the games.

yes me.,,,,

I see BBC website has copied Gersnet:p

£300,000 on an EGM? scandalous!

THE Board of Rangers International Football Club PLC has accepted loans totalling £1.5m from Douglas Park, George Letham and George Taylor. The funds are unsecured, interest free and no fees are payable. The Board is delighted with this show of support. The group has stepped in as the full extent of the financial damage caused by every regime over the last four years becomes clear. However, Rangers interim Chairman Paul Murray wishes to assure fans their Club will recover fully despite those years of gross mismanagement. Mr Murray, who has been studying various contracts closely since he and fellow Directors John Gilligan, Douglas Park and John Bennett gained control on March 6, said: “Many of the people who have occupied the Ibrox Boardroom during that period should be ashamed of themselves for the parts they played in dragging this great institution towards near financial ruin. “It is actually difficult to look closely at the Club's finances and understand the rationale behind some of the decisions taken. “Let me give just two examples of the recklessness displayed by those who were removed from office just more than two weeks ago. One is the amount - in the region of £300,000 - spent on a needless General Meeting and the other is the signing of five Newcastle loan players without medicals. “This is simply appalling.” The investment from the trio, who have become known as the Three Bears, secures the immediate future and will allow the new Board to continue their damage analysis before putting together their medium to long-term funding package. “We hope to present this package in the coming weeks but I want to thank George, Douglas and George who continue to demonstrate their commitment to the Club,” Mr Murray added. The acting Chairman also pointed out that Dave King will be given the opportunity to invest in the Club in the weeks ahead. “He is not doing so at the moment,” Mr Murray pointed out “because, as we have said, we respect the processes of the SFA and must wait until they have completed their review of Dave's status before he can fully participate in the future of the Club. “After that we will be inviting him to invest alongside the gentlemen who have just provided today's facility and others who are also willing to invest. “We can and we will rebuild the Club and this £1.5m investment is Stage One of the process.” It can also be revealed that Rangers will not now be progressing the drawdown of the second tranche of the Sports Direct facility. Mr Murray was emphatic when he said: "We have already made it clear we are happy to engage with Sports Direct but the Board has decided against drawing down the second £5m tranche of Sports Direct's £10m loan. “We are still in the process of reviewing all of the contractual relationships that Sports Direct has with the Club and we hope to conclude this review very shortly.” http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/item/8887-club-statement

The important thing is that Ashley's loan is not being drawn down, does this mean he doesn't get new board members appointed?

It's pretty clear to me that they were brought to the club not to improve the squad and get us promotion but to ensure Cashley's first loan was spent as quickly as possible and for the other loan to be drawn down. Llambias and Leech should be shot for it.

you don't get the pleasure of watching our talented players though.

not me however currently 1-1. Darren Ramsey the scorer