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Andy Newport @AndyNewportPA 59s60 seconds ago McCoist also said he was "not surprised" that Rangers board had decided to reveal the details of his £750k salary in Monday's LSE statement And responding to reports of a fall out with Mark Hateley, McCoist said: "Mark and I go back a long way.We've been through a lot together... "I've not had the chance to speak to him but we definitely will have a chat - there's no problem about that."
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Stuart McCall vid http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/9612284/rangers-situation-saddens-mccall?
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Andy Newport @AndyNewportPA 2m2 minutes ago McCoist also refused to reveal why he was stepping down."I would keep that private. I wouldn't comment at all about why I have made that... decision but now I have, I can assure the Rangers fans – who are the most important people – that I'm 100% focused on continuing the job."
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Sheelagh McLaren @sheelaghmclaren 24m24 minutes ago Ally McCoist says he's 100 % committed to the team, expects to see out contract. Also says he has no problem with Mark Hateley
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Andy Newport @AndyNewportPA 2m2 minutes ago All McCoist says he intends to see out full 12 month notice period on his contract: “I don't know if it's realistic or not but I expect.. it to happen because it is in the boundaries of the contract, which I look to honour.”
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A picture says a thousand words. They wont need a lorry that big to shift the LC semi t-shirt anyway -
A great pic of our great support with one truly great supporter amongst them.Goodnight.
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Sons of Struth @SonsofStruth 4m4 minutes ago Full version of BBC interview from today. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/scotland/30520367 … http://fb.me/3G0ZRPCC4
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The Daily Record @Daily_Record 21m21 minutes ago Ally McCoist's Rangers future hangs in balance as board hold off on decision until after Monday AGM http://dlyr.ec/0dyRQz
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RangersHistory @RangersFACTS 1m1 minute ago A Festive edition of Blue Moon from 1988! pic.twitter.com/Bmh9I31qN4
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The Daily Record @Daily_Record 5m5 minutes ago Ally McCoist expected at Ibrox as board hold crunch talks over his Rangers future. http://dlyr.ec/YtRYtD
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIgD13lO92chttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIgD13lO92c
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Grant Russell @STVGrant 52m52 minutes ago CMS Advisory Group, who Matthew Wood works for, have also been appointed corporate secretary of The Rangers Football Club Limited.
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Grant Russell @STVGrant 19m19 minutes ago Sandy Easdale heckled by a Rangers fan as he arrives at Ibrox. "Ally's the only man for that job. He's only honest one of the lot of you." The Rangers supporter also shouted "Money, money, money" at Sandy Easdale as he went inside. Swiftly.
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Rangers have appealed an SPFL tribunal decision to award Neil Alexander £84,000 after he won a breach of contract claim against the club. STV understands the former Ibrox goalkeeper was successful in proving to a panel recently that he was due the money as part of a contractual agreement which the club reneged upon. Alexander, who now plays for Hearts, was due to receive an increase in wages and bonuses if his competitor for the number one jersey, Allan McGregor, left the club. McGregor quit Rangers for Besiktas in 2012 after successfully terminating his contract when it was moved between two companies under TUPE regulation. It is understood Rangers argued that McGregor did not technically "transfer" away from the club given the circumstances. But the tribunal ruled he did, meaning Alexander's contract clause was valid. A date is yet to be set for the appeal to be heard by a Scottish FA judicial panel. Alexander started his fight for the money in December last year, with reports at the time suggesting he may use the civil court to argue his case. http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/rangers/303747-scottish-fa-to-hear-appeal-as-neil-alexander-wins-84000-from-rangers/
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Close Previous Next RangersHistory @RangersFACTS Dec 13 20 year old Miss Laura Tarbet in 1971,on 1st day as Deedle's Secretary.She left the Club recently after 43yrs service
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Close Previous Next Gordon @FoundersTrail 21h21 hours ago Some more pictures from Spanish newspapers. These are from 1956 when Rangers played Barcelona. pic.twitter.com/gnwfJPh4a1
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Arthur Numan & a very young @LewisMacleod_
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STV Sport @STVSport 5m5 minutes ago Rangers oldco liquidators BDO seeking chunk of Charlie Telfer tribunal cash http://bit.ly/1A5gtVU
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keith jackson @tedermeatballs 1m1 minute ago I hear McCoist addressed his players on the bus with the words 'I'm going nowhere'. This situation is far from straightforward.
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Tyrone Smith @TyroneSTV 3m3 minutes ago And here's the Rangers response to today's Telfer hearing: http://rng.rs/1zKfd8x
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Tyrone Smith @TyroneSTV 4m4 minutes ago Here's Dundee United's response to today's Telfer verdict - strong stuff indeed http://dufc.co/news/choose-clubs-carefully/ …
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Dundee United have been ordered to pay Rangers £204,000 in training compensation for the acquisition of Charlie Telfer. An SPFL tribunal met at Hampden on Tuesday to adjudicate over the fee for the 19-year-old midfielder, who moved from Ibrox to Tannadice this summer. The panel ruled United must pay £170,000 plus VAT, adding an extra £34,000 on to the final bill. Telfer moved at the end of his contract but Rangers are due a fee under rules governing the movement of players under the age of 23. With both clubs unable to decide on a fee for the player the matter was then heard by an independent panel. Rangers argued they were entitled to six years cash for the player between the age of 12 to 18 at a yearly rate of circa £35,000. United meanwhile believed the Scottish Championship side should only receive money to cover two years since their liquidation in 2012. The decision of the tribunal is final and binding at SPFL level. Under league rule F11 any compensation must be paid "within 28 days of the date of publication of a compensation tribunal determination". Dundee United, who are believed to be angered by the decision, are expected to issue a statement later on Tuesday on the matter. Compensation tribunals are heard in front of three appointed members. One must be a "legally qualified chairman independent of the clubs concerned", believed to be league lawyer Rod McKenzie of Harper Macleod. FIFPro vice-president Tony Higgins was also in attendance at Hampden and is believed to have sat as "a person representing or representative of players". The third member of the tribunal panel must be a "member or nominee" of the SPFL's board. Chairman Stephen Thompson represented Dundee United, while head of football adminstration Andrew Dickson was in attendance for Rangers http://sport.stv.tv/football/clubs/rangers/302861-dundee-united-ordered-to-pay-rangers-170000-for-charlie-telfer-move/
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Tyrone Smith @TyroneSTV 4m4 minutes ago for the record, the United Telfer fee is 170,000 + VAT
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Rangers Supporters @rangersfctrust · 2h2 hours ago The RST has tonight released the following statement:Read: http://tl.gd/n_1sj12bm The RST has tonight released the following statement: The Rangers Supporters Trust is disgusted to learn that a group of Celtic fans daubed offensive, sectarian graffiti, mocking the Ibrox disaster, on the walls of Tynecastle stadium during a recent visit there. We are even more disgusted by the attitude of Celtic Football Club towards this incident, which is to try to distance themselves from the behaviour of their fans rather than taking responsibility for it. We welcome Ann Budge's recent statement and fully support her attempts to highlight the disgraceful behaviour of a sizeable minority of the Celtic support. The group responsible for this are affiliated with The Green Brigade, who have been encouraged and tolerated by Celtic Football Club officials. This despite outward shows of support for the IRA and various offensive banners including one protesting against Remembrance Sunday. In the past few years we have seen riots in Dundee, wide-scale vandalism and disorder at Fir Park and Tynecastle and various acts of public disorder in Glasgow centred around Celtic fans. Throughout all this, Celtic's PR machine, has sought to quell reporting of these incidents and no substantive action has been taken against the perpetrators by the Celtic Chief Executive, Peter Lawwell. Celtic Football Club has a major, ongoing issue with their fans which their constant denial of facts will not solve. Their official fan groups, including the Celtic Trust, seek to legitimise this behaviour by, for instance, campaigning for the right to display public support for terrorism without penalty. We hope that belatedly, with their fans' disgraceful mocking of the Ibrox disaster, Celtic will start to take their hooliganism problem seriously and the SPFL and SFA will do likewise, despite the strong influence wielded by Celtic in their boardrooms