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http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/club-news/item/1803-sfa-youth-cup-first-round Hopefully there will be a big crowd. Can't imaging all 50,000 regulars will be at Berwick!! :-)

Also, if the club is floated on a stock exchange in the future, it can go from Limited to PLC.

Adel Gafaiti has also now gone.

Certainly hope so!!

Doesn't make sense to me. If you sell your house, the first thing the lawyers do is to check out what mortgages or other loans are secured against it. These must be cleared as part of the transaction. Surely the same thing applies to the assets of a company? After all, you can't sell what doesn't belong to you. Or perhaps you can as an administrator/liquidator, in which case any previous charges must surely have been first rendered null and void?

That's true. The question is how many of them would stick around if it was division 3? My guess would be not too many. Three years or more, depending upon how long it took to achieve promotion back into the SPL, is a long time in a footballers career. Bear in mind that these lads have been recruited into Rangers and therefore the SPL, and if they are ambitious, may not want to wait to get back up. So, I guess my vote is division 1, sorry....

LOL. Although I don't think it would be a difficult sell....

Absolutely. He loves it and is getting great reviews from the management. Would love to see him continue to thrive at Rangers. Great club.

Was a great night. Would be a shame to take that competition away from the youngsters.

Yes mate, got back last week.

Cheered me up a bit!!

Less than 1,000 people is a consensus? Surely not...

What about the Rangers fans, do they not count?

Agreed, this must all have been in relation to Whyte. You can't have been told lies by someone you haven't met. Not sure how much of an excuse this is though.

Many happy returns!!

Sorry, this was in response to Zappa's question about Jamie above...

Yes, he loves it there. I can't say I blame him either, the training facilities are amongst the best in Europe, all of the people have been terrific, and he has had a great season. They have also put him in with a great family, only 5 minutes walk from Murray Park. If it wasn't for a tight hamstring, he would have been on the plane to Hong Kong, which in itself says a lot. (there's always next year).

No worries. I was quite impressed, in that they made the extra effort to send the letter to our home in Jersey, not to where he normally lives in Milngavie.

Letters have been sent to all the players, informing them that their contracts were transferred to the newco, at the same terms and conditions as before. They were also told that should they need to speak to Mr Green, they could contact him. So they have been informed, just not face to face as yet. However, this will happen on Thursday when they return for pre-season training. Bear in mind that many of them would have been out of the country with family etc., which wouldn't help.

I have not seen any real evidence of the latest bid either, would doubt that McColl would discuss it with the BBC or any press for that matter. Read in FF that cash plus shares could be on offer. Hope it works, I have a bet with a colleague that the club will be sold by Friday!!

Yes, I have never seen him like that. Nice to see how much it meant to all of them. I was delighted the video came out so well, one for the collection!

This is what it's all about: - That is what you call passion....... Well done the youngsters.

Yes, they are certainly saying nice things about him and have high hopes. It is still all a bit surreal for us a the moment, only a few months ago he was playing Under 16 football for St Paul's in Jersey, bit of a step up!! Let's hope he can keep progressing and break through into the first team squad eventually.

Yes, he has been moved up to the 19s, along with three of the under 17s, they are all doing well and have made a difference in that squad.