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And had to punt them out on loan as we couldn't afford their wages just imagine how desperate it would have been had everyone stayed and had to be paid.

Who else was going to step in if the cash dried up?

Slightly off topic but elfideldo do you know if the storm damage to the indoor pitch roof has been fixed yet or not?

Take a look at the prospectus and you'll see how precarious the cash position was when Stockbridge had to loan £50k overnight.

Did the Aberdeen based players not also train with Dyce Juniors when George Adams was at Rangers?

Had all those who left stayed we'd have in all probability been back in administration in July/August.

Depends if you want to sell kits before the kids all go on their summer holidays, I think the standard lead time is from October one season to get it ready in time for the next season.

That would carry more weight if you were actually in the habit of going but in saying that you're the type of fan Green needs to come if his masterplan is to work obviously Green hasn't spotted that particular flaw yet.

Simples, there is no new deal at present despite all the bluster.

Take responsibility for your own failings instead of trying to blame everyone else. You are the one who posted incorrect facts in this thread.

To claim that Killie didn't see any potential in MacKay is simply preposterous, they released him because of the medical advice they received that indicated a chronic hip problem but don't let the truth spoil your fantasy. They're not the first club to have released a player due to bum medical advice are they?

The article in question appeared and was written by Roddy Forsyth it only appeared on the Telegraph online and was removed within the hour. It made no mention of his directorship ban but pointed towards his business history and modus operandi.

Pity Lindsay didn't like to ask probing questions during Whyte's tenure though.

Anytime you fancy it give me a shout, we have 5 there, 3 guys work month on month off abroad and another is fisherman so they're hardly there.

The the turnstyle clicks will be nearer 35k than 46k, Govan Rear had more spaces than I've seen in a long time.

I quite miss my stalker....

Check your PM's.

If you're feeling generous nip out with a lager shandy to the poor deluded soul trying to flog spares outside the subway from the back of one onwards,,,,

Holy f*&k Batman !!!!!!!!!!

Managed to trade perfectly well till the 19th December !

From page 4 of the prospectus. From page 26 From page 68 From page 73 Nowhere in the prospectus does it say that any assets currently held by RFCL would be separated from RFCL in fact it intimates the opposite. It may well be as Bluedell and myself allude a case Green "mis-speaking" and there is no cause for concern however if that's not the case why would RIFC take ownership of Ibrox and Murray Park direct when they already hold 100% of RFCL?

Charging rent virtually guarantees a revenue stream to provide dividends, no?

It'll be recorded on the Land Register held by the Registrars of Scotland but that isn't instantly updated it sometimes takes several months to show up on there.

Myself, Bluedell, Frankie and perhaps others from here were in the Ibrox Suite at a meeting where Green,Ahmed and Stockbridge claimed the assets (Ibrox and Murray Park) were held by what was then Sevco Scotland but is now RFCL, that's when they produced a receipt for Stamp Duty Land Tax to prove their claims. If you think it doesn't matter that they're held by RIFC plc as opposed to RFCL then you're deluding yourselves.

Pretty sure his shareholding in Merchant Corporate Recovery was listed as being held by Liberty Capital now listed as being held by Liberty Corporate, perhaps we'll know when or rather if Ticketus take him to court.