Rangers chief Charles Green needs reminding of how his club became 'debt free'

[simplythebest 0]

hes rubbing everyone including the innocent who suffered noses in it.

 

We've paid plenty for our 'crimes'.

[the gunslinger 3,366]

At the time, that £4m was easily manageable. The small HMRC thing of £20m - if you are correct - was a farce. I can't remember what the original PAYE/VAT bill was, but I'm almost sure that more than 50% of that £20m was in notional levies. That's all a murky area where we would love to enlightened. Some stories say that CW offered repayment terms but was knocked back. I don't necessarily believe that. If CW was using PAYE/VAT to run the business, it's a criminal offence. I really find this part of the saga confusing, and would love some clarity. I don't see it being forthcoming from HMRC, it certainly wasn't from CW, and it certainly wasn't from D&P.

 

no levies no penalties just unpaid tax.

[the gunslinger 3,366]

We've paid plenty for our 'crimes'.

 

then why does green keep saying were healthier than we've ever been.

 

you see the problem with that message?

[simplythebest 0]

then why does green keep saying were healthier than we've ever been.

 

you see the problem with that message?

Think of it like chemotherapy, painful treatment to get healthy again.

[ComeOffit 0]

It's crass in the extreme to boast about being cash rich and debt free, when our own support lost thousands after the demise of the old company. Charlie and some of our support would do well to remember this. It wasnt just nasty HMRC that got bumped.

[the gunslinger 3,366]

Think of it like chemotherapy, painful treatment to get healthy again.

 

while we thumb our noses at those that can't be treated.

[simplythebest 0]

As already mentioned, most of the small creditors are likely getting plenty of more business out of the club now.

 

Bugger being 'crass', we've been punished enough without being gagged as well.

[the gunslinger 3,366]

its more like an organ transplant and were dancing a jig in front of the donors wife.

 

as I say unseemly.

[ComeOffit 0]

As already mentioned, most of the small creditors are likely getting plenty of more business out of the club now.

 

Bugger being 'crass', we've been punished enough without being gagged as well.

 

My point was about the old shareholders, not small creditors, who may or may not get used again. Some Bears lost thousands, and were left holding a worthless piece of paper that they probably hoped to pass on to their children etc. They should have been given "free" shares in the new company, in my opinion or a free season book at least.

[the gunslinger 3,366]

I lost my 30th birthday present from my parents that should have been in my family for generations.

 

but that's whytes fault. green should have more respect for the people whose livelihoods were affected.