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That was 6 months after the Banstead money. 50% of the Arsenal shares money has been paid to the administrators with a further 45% expected when the administration of Pritchards is complete.

The one from Earley was quite humourous in it's on way, said Craig was upset at the bad publicity he was getting and something about death threats he was receiving being Green's fault, Imran's reply was basically a go away or we'll report you to the police for blackmail. Green made a big play of ensuring everyone present in the room noticed the date on the emails, they were both dated 29 October 2012. Although we were only shown the two emails I got the impression that this was far from the first or only correspondence between the two parties regarding the matter.

Nothing in this whole sorry saga could be described as remptely approaching "normal"! Emails from Aidan Earley to Imran Ahmed and vice versa, I belief it was the same ones he was showing round at the RST dinner.

It's worth noting that Worthington Group, Sevco 5088 and Rangers all have Field Fisher Waterhouse as their solicitors.

Which is what Whyte is alleging in regards to Green and Sevco 5088. Despite Green's protestations it appears that Whyte and Earley were directors and Whytes claim of equitable ownership of Sevco 5088 remains to be disproved by Green (or to be fair proven by Whyte and Earley for that matter). The email Green showed me from Earley was dated 29 October 2012, 6 months on from there and all Green has done it appears is a failed attempt to have Sevco 5088 stuck off. It appears that Whyte is running rings round Green but it also appears Green is letting him do so, something stinks. From the tapes it appears that it was Whyte who instructed Field Fisher Whitehouse to set up Sevco 5088 and even though Whyte's cheque allegedly bounced a subsequent payment from Earley via Liberty (unsure if it's Capital or Corporate) for £25k set up costs was made to Green. Whyte's certainly building up a case for him having equitable ownership and Green's defence against the claim is looking as dodgy as Rangers has looked on occasion this season.

I expect we may hear a tape of Whyte or Earley inviting Green to a board meeting of Sevco 5088 with Green declining the meeting but inadvertently giving credence to the Whyte/Earley claims of being directors and having equitable ownership of Sevco 5088.

http://www.investegate.co.uk/worthington-group/rns/diversification/201304170811385415C/

Worthington Group is a Whyte/Earley production with some interesting and familiar bit part players. It was the source of the Jerome Pension Fund money found in the Collyer Bristow client account. One of the major shareholders is Manchester businessman Joe Dwek long time friend and business associate of Richard Hughes of Zeus Capital. Former director Michael Edelson aka "The shellmeister" resigned from the Sheffield United board to be replaced by a certain Charles Green. http://www.gersnetonline.co.uk/vb/showthread.php?43968-time-for-Mr-green-to-answer-some-questions/page2

The market would need to be a lot more liquid than it is, even the 23% of shares that can be put in play with the expiry of the six month lock in isn't enough allied to the fact that the share price is still grossly overvalued.

It should also be noted from the Richard Wilson article in the other thread: Although it was hardly a secret this is the first time I've noticed it mentioned in the mainstream media.

They seem to be taken at face value with only a cursory check to ensure they're properly filled out but nothing done to verify that the actual content is factual which is both surprising and worrying.

From what I can gather it relates to the fact that it appears Companies House has accepted that Whyte was a director of Sevco 5088 and the document would appear to be the Companies House list of Whyte's directorships though it's not exactly crystal clear and won't be till the actual document is uploaded.

Though it would be interesting if Whyte releases tapes of him Murray!

Murray didn't sell us, he sacrificed us.

No connection eh? One of the guarantors was CEO of RFC plc , another held circa 85% of the shares of RFC plc and a floating charge over the assets of RFC plc, the other was deemed to be the beneficial owner of the RFC Group Ltd (Wavetower).

Bit disingenuous there considering Tennants and Blackthorn are subsidiaries of the C&C Group.

50,000 shares were dumped on the market just before closure for 58p per share.

No need to, it'll self combust soon enough!

Yet you rush back to get your fix!....

It was relevant enough to secure an exclusive and binding agreement to propose a CVA to the creditors and purchase the assets if said CVA failed. It's relevance to the present day (if there is any) is unknown. Labelling them "not correct or valid" isn't the same as saying they're forgeries, I'm sure if they were forgeries he would have stated so.

That's a given!

As is Rangers Media and GersNet if that's your train of thought.

I agree, that why I said,"All the while the club suffers". It's clear the best interest of the club as a whole aren't always mutually compatible with the best interests of the individuals within it.

I too for the sake of the club hope I'm wrong.

...and it most certainly won't be the last!