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[Anchorman 0]

It is but while I understand that in some respects it also puzzles me.

 

Likewise. I felt a bit let down by him in a way when he ran for cover last time. He no doubt has his own reasons, but at face value it always appears to me that he has an issue with nailing his flag to the mast as a Rangers Man. It frustrates me because (1) he is a 'made' man and I doubt there is any 'risk' to his potential business success (does he see it as a stigma in some way?), and (2) in these unsettled times for our Club, we need as much weight behind us as possible, and what better way to deliver a counter blow to those trying to weaken our resolve than have one of the country's top businessmen proudly lift the flag and lead us forward?

That is one reason I've always been behind Dave King. He shouts to the world that he is a Rangers Man and takes great pride in it.

Edited May 10, 2013 by Anchorman

[Zappa 0]

I wouldn't like to put a figure on it, but I would imagine that Jim McColl employs a fair number of Celtic fans and certainly more than King does. The Celtic fans he employs can probably handle working for a Rangers fan when it puts food on their table, but they'd be likely to have hairy kittens and starve their families rather than work for the Rangers owner. He probably just doesn't want the hassle it would bring him.

[Anchorman 0]

I wouldn't like to put a figure on it, but I would imagine that Jim McColl employs a fair number of Celtic fans and certainly more than King does. The Celtic fans he employs can probably handle working for a Rangers fan when it puts food on their table, but they'd be likely to have hairy kittens and starve their families rather than work for the Rangers owner. He probably just doesn't want the hassle it would bring him.

 

It's a fair point.