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No mate I am not sure! I just assumed they would be?. I can't remember!!

Not sure of the legalities? would think the lawyers could call for an independent inquiry?

Rangers TV will be showing it, VPN.

On the bench behind SG https://rangers.co.uk/news/galleries/gallery-rangers-take-on-tns/

Short Highlights are up https://rangers.co.uk/tv/view?it=17418&act=view&c=News

RANGERS played out their second training game of the new season as they defeated Welsh side The New Saints at the Hummel Training Centre. https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/gers-beat-tns-in-friendly/

Lee Wallace made sure to thank Steven Gerrard when leaving Rangers LEE WALLACE reckons Steven Gerrard is a cert to be Liverpool manager one day. The ex-Rangers skipper played only 53 minutes under Anfield legend Gerrard last season. But he saw enough to convince him the ex-Reds captain is going to the top of the managerial ladder. Gerrard’s old England team-mate Frank Lampard appears destined for an emotional return to Chelsea as manager. And Wallace is convinced Gerrard will be in the frame to become the next Kop boss — as long as he continues to shine at Ibrox. The 31-year-old was so impressed by Gerrard he thanked the Gers boss for giving him a chance after his much publicised fall-out with club chiefs. Wallace, who joined QPR last month, said: “Although I didn’t play a lot, Steven was fantastic for me. “What a learning experience it was to be up close and personal with Steven and Michael Beale, the first-team coach. He was incredible. “They made a big impression on me in terms of my training levels and being an inspiring coach. The level of detail I was able to take from them was incredible. “I made sure I thanked them when I was leaving. “It wasn’t an ideal situation for them to inherit with myself. But I was given a fair crack at it and I was thankful to them. “So I went in, shook their hands and wished them all the best moving forward. “I saw everything last year — the training sessions, meetings and games — and I know the manager is on his way to the top. “I think with the scenario we have seen with Frank Lampard and Chelsea, it is the same with him. “The manager is on a mission at Rangers. He is here for a long time, but I think we all know what his dream role could be. “He is on his way to doing that because I have seen an incredible manager. “He is exceptional with the players, he has a great focus and drive and the culture he created was great. “Because of that, when you go onto the pitch the players are going to be better. “I saw a lot of improvement last season and they are moving forward from that. This season is gearing up to be a really good one.” Despite staying on and helping them back through the leagues, he revealed NONE of the Ibrox hierarchy came to speak to him at the end of the last campaign. He believes it stems back to a bust-up with caretaker boss Graeme Murty after the 4-0 Scottish Cup semi-final loss to Celtic in 2018 that saw Wallace and Kenny Miller suspended — before both were cleared by an SPFL tribunal. The Scotland cap knew then his Ibrox career was all but over, but insists he never once regretted helping the club back through the divisions when he could have moved on. He added: “No one from the top of the club spoke to me when I left. I’m not too disappointed in that because it was kind of expected. “It gives me satisfaction myself and Kenny cleared our names because we smashed the appeal. “It was a simple procedure because all we had to do was tell the truth. “There will be a point and time I get to speak to certain people at the club. “But we had a fantastic journey with Rangers. We had a lot of ups and downs but the fact I stayed, there was never a moment of regret about that. “My only regret is not being able to lift major silverware with the club. That would have been a proud moment. “I know they are in good hands. Last season was an educational journey for the manager and players. “I think they are going to do really well this season. I wish them all the best.” https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/4438124/lee-wallace-made-sure-to-thank-steven-gerrard-when-leaving-rangers/

footballtaxhavens.wordpress.com 2019 ….in years prior to June 1994 Accounts and Creative Accounting in 1993 Accounts. In the previous post it was highlighted Celtic’s deception in investigating the impact of the numerous child abusers that existed between Celtic FC and Celtic Boys Club whereby the board instead of secretly investigating contingencies should have been keeping the AIM stock market informed. Another period ripe for investigation are the years 1993 and 1994 when Celtic’s finances were dire resulting in Fergus McCann saving Celtic at the last minute. He took over in March 1994 so he had his hands on the wheel when the 30 June 1994 accounts were declared. Read more: https://footballtaxhavens.wordpress.com/2019/07/01/when-they-almost-went-bust-celtics-unpaid-payroll-taxes-in-years-prior-to-june-1994-accounts-and-creative-accounting-in-1993-accounts/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Wallace spent eight years in Govan, sticking with the club through their spell in the lower leagues. But, speaking on talkSPORT, he says he was snubbed by Ibrox chiefs after his exit. Asked if he had been wished well by any of the top brass at Rangers, he said: "In top brass you mean the hierarchy at the club? "No that wasn't the case and I'm not too disappointed in that, it was to be expected. "But there are certain parts of the club that are what they are and that's a small fraction. "Everything else was incredible for me. Even last season although I never really played under Steven Gerrard he was fantastic and what a learning experience for me. "Michael Beale was incredible - he was fantastic for me. "Steven Gerrard has made a big impression on me being an aspiring coach and the level of detail I could take from the guy was incredible. "I trained and was given a fair crack at it and I'm thankful." https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/4435850/lee-wallace-rangers-hierarchy-snubbed-him/