forlanssister
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Wallace is simply here to fill his own pockets if he was serious he would have started with his own extremely "onerous contract", Somers reckons his £70k plus all expenses for his 1-2 days per month is "paltry", Crighton is by his own admission a Laxey placeman and even James Easdale's brother doesn't trust him enough to let him open his mouth. Nash is simply an expensive stop gap. It is now same as what its' always been about and that's simply the filthy lucre.
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Some of the trades listed are cancelled trades so what looks like 3 buys of 10k are in fact only 1 trade, same with the 5k trades on June 25 what looks like 5 trades is only 1. In saying that it certainly looks like we will see some movement though larger trades may well be delayed notification deals.
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He probably said it because there are only half a dozen people working in the whole ticketing department just now. How are they expected to cope with the rush of season ticket sales that will surely occur when the fans realise that former directors are about to pocket the better part of £1m for f*&k all?
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I think that's the lowest legally allowable price.
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IMHO I tend to concur, but been informed it was a whole penny each.
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keith jackson @tedermeatballs 3m Attempting to verify if Stockbridge paid 1p for his shares. RFC refuse to confirm but i believe it to be so. Disgraceful if true.
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Yesterday was a good day for Graham Wallace.
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Craig Mather's contract also states that he too is entitled to share options.
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....and those who have no desire to donate to the asterisks Benevolent Fund.
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I'm led to believe they were indeed purchased at 1p each an act that has upset at least one of his fellow asterisks.
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Thing to bear in mind is that Stockbridge had options to the value of £500k whilst Green still sits on options to the value of £720k.
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In fact upon reflection I doubt he paid so much as a penny to exercise his option.
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His contract contained no addendums, no memorandums and no letters of change in regards to the repayment of his bonus yet James Easdales does in regards to the repayment of monies he received from RIFC, so it's pretty safe to assume that Stockbridge did not repay so much as a single penny of his bonus. Be interesting to know what the strike price of that option trade was IIRC he stated at the AGM that the strike price was 70p, it's also safe to assume he didn't pay 70p.
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See other thread. http://www.gersnetonline.co.uk/vb/showthread.php?64166-Stockbridge-and-New-Shares
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No way can a drop of over 30% be deemed a "success" that's simply delusional.
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The fact remains they were available to McCoist, of the team that started against East Fife seven were full internationals who played for Rangers the previous season.
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Bocanegra, Goian and Edu all returned and were available to McCoist that season.
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D&P ran Rangers cash book, I'm sure the BDO report will mention that. D&P were there all through Whyte's tenure it's inconceivable that they were unaware that PAYE and NIC's weren't being paid.
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Of course they knew.
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It's safe to say the "six" claim should be filed in the same drawer as "I never knew what my wages were" drawer.
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Edu and Bedoya.
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Broadfoot was there too, Andy Little however was out of contract at the time even though he did return for pre-season.
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Add Goian and Bocanegra for starters.
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You should check the date Faure signed for Rangers.
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