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Id like to believe what fraser/dunn are saying, but im afraid i have to agree with the rest. DM is a businessman, not a football man. Simple as that im afraid.

a buisness man he has put his own money into rangers to get there debt down to 6mil

he hasnt made any money he has lost millions

 

david murray is a legend :thup:

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Sorry Fraser that's just not true...

 

Yes, he has put in a decent amount of money (including underwriting the 2005 share issue) but he will get that money back and more when he does leave.

 

The fans have put in more money than David Murray by a long, long way which makes the inaction from Murray with regard to defending the club and it's fans even more grating for us.

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I'm of the opinion that DM will not make a profit from the sale of Rangers but nor will he make a loss. It looks like he'll pretty much get his money back.

 

However his companies will have raked in tens of millions over the years and his son is probably pretty rich on the back of some of the deals.

 

The fans put about around 25M a year into the club in ticket sales alone as well as about another 15M in merchandise, programmes and catering.

 

Indirectly we are responsible for all revenues from television and advertising.

 

I don't think a penny of our 60M turnover comes from DM.

 

So in the last 18 years, the fans have put in well over half a billion pounds into Rangers.

 

Unfortunately, it's a shame we couldn't have made our presence felt more during the share issue. I am as culpable as everyone else although I think the timing of the issue was terrible, just coming up to Christmas.

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