Stefanovitch

Hopefully not hosted by that awful Rona woman.

I did notice your reply but as no rumour of German interest previously I ignored it. Kudos to you!

German bid is a surprise!

That appears to clarify his earlier statement which alluded to them bidding for assets.

Could this be the share issue he underwrote?

Open to interpretation again. They could still bid for assets?

BBC chap says Kennedy is back at the table and expects a bid by close of play tomorrow!

Google eyed con man! Stand up guy my arse!

So their DD period could take us beyong the end of the season and all the issues that arise there regarding player contracts, transfer windows etc.

Actions speak louder than words.

Good or bad? I don't know. Funding for TBK but at what cost ultimately?

A couple of days behind schedule. Good stag do?

There offer surely won't be accepted or creditors won't get a penny!

Matt Slater of the BBC tweets Richard Wilson (not the actor) says Kennedy has been told to up his bid and doesn't think we've heard the last of BK.

What interviews would they be? I haven't see an interview with him.

The Jelavic money for a start!

SSN just reported that BK is to have further talks with Paul Clark today.

A reluctant visitor? Did they kidnap him?

I hope Collyer Bristow aren't involved!

I'm beginning to think the same. A real worry for what seemed like the best bid for fan ownership.

AN UNEXPECTED but serious bid for Rangers from an all British consortium has been lodged with the Ibrox Administrators. It comes just 24 hours after Express/Starsport exclusively revealed that an offer from an overseas group was being pursued by Duff and Phelps. Yesterday's development means it's now a four way fight for control with Administrators David Whitehouse and Paul Clark planning to dissect the individual proposals before deciding on one - or maybe two-- who will be given " preferred bidder status " once the court case involving a £24m deal struck between Craig Whyte and Ticketus is resolved later this week. Previous offers have come from a consortium called the Blue Knights and headed by former director Paul Murray, the Sale Sharks owner Brian Kennedy and a US-based group. A fifth bidder believed to be based in the middle east has indicated it will be making a proposal but has yet to follow it through with proof of funding. Tussle is on for Rangers The ultimate winner will have to approach creditors and ask for a company voluntary agreement, seeking a pence-in-the-pound deal to repay them in part so that the club can exit administration. If that can't be secured with holders of 75% of the value of the debt then there remains a possibility that the club could be liquidated. http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/309453

Easier to swallow if it didn't have the Giovanni Di Stefano recommendation.

There are three judges involved and I guess they have to reach accord or does a majority verdict prevail? The verdict is long, long overdue though and surely must be imminent.

So now the Blue Knight bid is in Bennett looks like withdrawing his support? Will this have a bearing on the stability of the bid?

Admin say several bids with possibly one more over the weekend.