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The promise of dividends was just a mirage they never factored in themselves being around long enough to possibly pay one out.

Over £300m worth of people believed Charles Green's utterances of financial utopia in regards to Panceltica less than 18 months later it vanished in a manor that would make David Copperfield turn green with envy. There's a reason that Green & co cannot sell their shares fast enough it's that very same reason there isn't a queue trying to burst down their door to buy them.

Well the thought of RIFC plc paying a dividend is worthy of more than a wee chuckle.

You seem to have an extremely low opinion of your fellow bears capacity for comprehension or is it perhaps just a superiority complex.

If laughter is the best medicine then I'm a junkie...

Sorry but was I meant to laugh?

If you paid attention instead ofcontinually trying to shoot the messengers then perhaps you wouldn't be quite so uninformed, just saying.....

Got any evidence of Green being a "good businessman"?

Only after trousering hundreds of thousands despite his much vaunted claim not be getting paid a salary.

It pales into insignificance when compared to the collective ignorance of the head in the sand brigade.

Jesus wept.

Yes it's far more easier to do nothing then dismiss the findings of those who do simply because it hasn't got attached a sign confession as collaboration. Probably it will but some may apply the Zulu principle if they choose.

Will never happen no matter how dark the darkness gets, we're far to apathetic a support to carry that through.

What was the Dundee United boycott if it wasn't a political point? (I agree with your assumption btw.)

It's crystal clear there's been a certain amount of friction between Cenkos and the company as to why exactly it's probably best to remember the old adage "follow the money".

By all accounts, the overseas courts werenâ??t amused that all this cash had been frozen more than a decade earlier, yet King hadnâ??t pleaded to the numerous criminal charges he faced.

There is a certain irony in Murray's letter with regards to the constant references to transparency in that the Murray himself could have been more transparent but such is the way of the world that everyone's desire to be spoon fed isn't always fulfilled. However it is quite thinly veiled and it's obvious that there is something seriously amiss.

The agreements in regards to the lock ins were with Cenkos nobody else, they were in place to help Cenkos keep an orderly market. Ahmad too was subject to a lock in as being a key employee of the company. With Cenkos having departed the scene any agreement with them is in effect void the question is will Strand Hanson be as particular as Cenkos in their desire to maintain an orderly market. On the AIM market the NOMAD is effectively the de facto regulator.

There's a world away from the computer screen where the musings of people on the internet do make a difference and if you don't believe me ask Imran Ahmad......

Neither can I.

Whatever you want. You can choose to think we're being run by paragons of virtue and by men who want nothing but the best for the club and leave them be to get on with it.

Not everything is written for connoisseurs of the Jack and Jill books. You're smart enough to read between the lines whether you admit it or not.

F*&k that! it's bad enough that the away dug out is in there. I was thinking more along the lines of "The Drunken Sailor" and a clone.....

Oh I think you're well aware there's plenty in there to see but then it doesn't paint the blessed Green in a bright light so gets placed in the ignore bin. Alas not for him free business class travel and 5* hotels all round the world just to pull the wool over the fans eyes.

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