forlanssister

Oh dear

No idea, but he's certainly the best option we have for there at the moment.

no ?

I know, we may even play a right winger on the right wing! or is that taking hope too far?

Oh dear where did that piece of bullshit emanate from? Coplandroad,org are usually better than this, very sloppy. http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/item/2451-charles-green-statement

As long as the vultures aren't picking over our carcass again,

Probably not, we'd been using Ticketus for years before Whyte came along but it was always "borrowed" and repaid in the same accounting period so never showed up.

Was Ahmed's loan the only one that enjoyed an equity swap? Were any other financial instruments employed?

It confirms £1.85m was repaid it doesn't confirm how much was loaned.

Now, now Ahmed technically invested £22k of his own money ! So only got a net £28k profit (+ 2.2m shares of course) on his short term £200k loan.

No confirmation it wasn't either, is there?

I'm still waiting on their regulatory body giving them a clean bill of health as is Lord Hodge.

Seems they do warrant it worthy of a statement

Add in the possibility that some debt was swapped for equity to the loan repayments. We simply don't know how much was loaned but we know as an irrefutable fact that loans were made during the period Green was spouting the "no debt" mantra.

The prospectus revealed loan repayments of £1.85m

It was never revealed if the asset purchase was in the form of a loan just that the CVA was.

No nor do I disbelieve every word either. You really think Channel4 let him post that on their website without checking its' veracity?

The one on FF?

We won't be going out of business over this but you've got to question the wisdom of letting this situation to materialise.

What article you talking about?

Try asking the Vanguard Bears they saved all the Google cache of the RTC site. You denying that they were the first to mention Ticketus and the non payment of PAYE and VAT?

See post #49.

What "exclusive"?

You can loan money and get shares as security though, not sure the legal technicalities as to who they would actually "belong" to in such a scenario though.

The Record story was a vague claim that Whyte was seeking to "mortgage" the season tickets, this allowed him to deny the story as technically they were pre-sold not mortgaged, the Record then dropped the story and picked up on it some time later. The credit for unmasking it goes to Eric Clelland a Jambo, it was on his Scibd site that the Companies House documents detailing the Ticketus deal were posted.