Blue Moon

Perhaps a compromise view from John DC Gow will be nearer the mark. http://es.pn/TjLSfk

It looks like he was waiting for the verdict first. Would he not have had a strong case that all of the leaked evidence that was in the public domain was prejudicial to the outcome and appealed the verdict? Either way he was going to court over this. This is something that HMRC must be aware of.

Maybe he is exasperated trying to persuade the others to drop the EBT investigation .....

I really wish Andy would come back too. He is a real loss to this site.

He'll be beavering away putting together a documentary based on Dr Heidi Poons evidence solely.

Absolutely and the knowledge that we will no longer be an easy target. I think the attitude we have seen since February is as a result of not defending ourselves for too long and it became common practice to decry our club and fans with no retort. Biased reporting was the order of the day. No other club would have been on the receiving end of such a pummeling. We have learned a lot through all of this and are much stronger as a fanbase. I can't thank guys like Chris enough for their contribution.

Oh what Karma.

It's a no from me. I hoped at the beginning we would not be put into SFL3 but there has been too much water under the bridge since then. I would not be happy playing in any division with the initials SPL.

We will be ordered to pay the costs anyway.

Or our husbands

Ticketus would have been the main creditor in this scenario and they were in favour of CVA.

" Yet an experienced insolvency practitioner has told Herald Sport that his view was that 'HMRC should have been admitted to vote on the token sum of £1, although in due course they would have ranked for payment in whatever full sum was decided upon by the FTT'. This would have left the fate of Rangers oldco in the hands of Ticketus, the other major creditor, who voted in favour of a CVA." If this is the case D&P have serious questions to answer.

What a gift being able to write like that. Thanks for a great read.

Turning on their own. It really is all beginning to unravel. I won't be happy til they both go. If the SPL clubs think that will suffice they are naiive. The whole rotten structure needs to go.

Sorry, complete slip of the tongue

I don't have a problem with the creditors getting more money. I remember the shame I felt when I saw the list and will never forgive CW for that alone. I have a dream that GDS stops the liquidation of the club, all the enquiries are carried out and we are reunited with the old club. Fantasy, I know, but you can dream.

I am glad he didn't too. Last night was not about Speirs but about us. No need to give him a platform to feed his already huge ego.

If I am representative of ordinary fans then I wouldn't know if it was sketchy or not.

The SFA and SPL have a lot to answer for. They must make a statement today and not just in relation to EBT's but an explanation of what happens now in relation to their treatment of us. We have been proven to be the victims here of an HMRC witch hunt and will be proved to be the victims of a fraud by CW. We don't know for sure who the big players were but if there is any justice in this we will find out. I would also expect statements from the SFL and the Scottish government........but I won't hold my breath.

He's been shown up for the charlatan we all know he is.

I was disappointed with the quality of the streaming and found it quite difficult to follow. I will try it again at least once to see if the service improves. TBH I would rather give my money to the club so I hope it does.

I thought the loan was from investors, hence not external debt, was for working capital after the purchase and prior to the sale of season tickets which was delayed to the last minute due to the machinations of the SPL. I have seen Green use the phrase "external debt" on a few occasions.

Shorerd Bear you have summed up how I feel tonight. The big question for me has always been why did they choose our club as a test case for football clubs? Who took that decision? The whole thing stinks. I watch with interest what unfolds.

Gordon Brewer's performance was embarrassing but typical BBC standard these days.

Yes but it became a debt in the eyes of the SPL, media and our enemies. Guilty before trial, fact instead of possibility.