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McMurdo's latest, not one positive thing to say about the 3 Bears!


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I'm guessing McMurdo's been briefed by Toxic Jack on behalf of the various GreenCo shareholding block puppet masters regarding the latest line of propaganda drivel with which to attack.

 

You can just sense that yesterday's brilliant news has ruined Hogmanay and New Years Day for quite a number of people! :laugh::giruy:

 

 

Judging by that article, Toxic is struggling to engineer even vaguely credble spin and has of late, had his puppet jumping from one place to another.

 

One thing he is trying to do here, is to give 'doubting disciples' reason to stay aboard the Ashley/status Quo train by discrediting the Bears who have just bought the Laxey shares and their MO. There are many now seeing that Ashley isn't the only alternative (previous line peddled) and have to be re-convinced of why they should back him.

 

The Bears need to continue in the way they have operated in the last few weeks and the under the counter Toxic slant (the Judas Blogger) will have to change.

 

Note that there is no positive argument made on behalf of the Ashley/current status quo in that McMurdo piece, nor does it refer to many events and facts that have happened/came to light in recent weeks.

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Bill has really set a few people on the back foot, after all what has changed except the names on share certs, Laxey via Kingsnorth have all but admitted they were powerless against Ashley, even with 16% shareholding. What will the new share holders be able to enforce against Ashley that the Laxey camp failed to.

 

There will be no share issue it will be a rights issue if any at all, the share issue was voted down by RF and RST amongst others.

When Ashley decides good or bad we will know.

 

Haven't seen good buddy RangersRab about, surely not another enforced holiday.

 

Beelin'!

 

With the same boring rhetoric being trotted out time after time, you are a fine replacement for Rab. Tick tock.

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Bill has really set a few people on the back foot, after all what has changed except the names on share certs, Laxey via Kingsnorth have all but admitted they were powerless against Ashley, even with 16% shareholding. What will the new share holders be able to enforce against Ashley that the Laxey camp failed to.

 

There will be no share issue it will be a rights issue if any at all, the share issue was voted down by RF and RST amongst others.

When Ashley decides good or bad we will know.

 

Haven't seen good buddy RangersRab about, surely not another enforced holiday.

 

As I said, struggling

 

:smokin:

:seal:

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Bill has really set a few people on the back foot, after all what has changed except the names on share certs, Laxey via Kingsnorth have all but admitted they were powerless against Ashley, even with 16% shareholding. What will the new share holders be able to enforce against Ashley that the Laxey camp failed to.

 

There will be no share issue it will be a rights issue if any at all, the share issue was voted down by RF and RST amongst others.

When Ashley decides good or bad we will know.

 

Haven't seen good buddy RangersRab about, surely not another enforced holiday.

 

dear lord Quattro. what is the difference?? The people that laxey have sold to are willing to put money in to try and regain control from Ashley. laxey hoped to get a return from their share in rangers but were clearly unwilling to put in any more and decided to cut and run. oh as well if it's true that the easdales are willing to assist the "three" in their attempts to take control then that would be another alliance of ashleys away..

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Kingsnorth seems to have a personal issue with Mike Ashley and hopes that the group he sold to will ramp up the opposition to Ashley in their new position as shareholders.

 

 

Let me re-phrase this for you Bill..

 

Kingsnorth appears to have the same issues as Maher, Wallace, Nash etc etc etc before him - and that is that there are people at the club making decisions which are not for the benefit of Rangers FC.

 

And you dont have to be a wet fish to work that out....

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Bill has really set a few people on the back foot, after all what has changed except the names on share certs, Laxey via Kingsnorth have all but admitted they were powerless against Ashley, even with 16% shareholding. What will the new share holders be able to enforce against Ashley that the Laxey camp failed to.

 

There will be no share issue it will be a rights issue if any at all, the share issue was voted down by RF and RST amongst others.

When Ashley decides good or bad we will know.

 

Haven't seen good buddy RangersRab about, surely not another enforced holiday.

Seems it's Bill and his/your employers that have been set on the back foot!

 

This has been good news for Rangers fans, and those that want the best for the Club.

 

It is of no surprise that you and Young Will would try to do anything but see it for the positive it is.

 

Suck it up BB, and Young Will, who will no doubt be reading this as well, I wouldn't buy to much on HP in the sales, as you both might be losing some of your income in the foreseeable future.

 

Beelin :smokin:

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Bill has really set a few people on the back foot, after all what has changed except the names on share certs, Laxey via Kingsnorth have all but admitted they were powerless against Ashley, even with 16% shareholding. What will the new share holders be able to enforce against Ashley that the Laxey camp failed to.

 

There will be no share issue it will be a rights issue if any at all, the share issue was voted down by RF and RST amongst others.

When Ashley decides good or bad we will know.

 

Haven't seen good buddy RangersRab about, surely not another enforced holiday.

 

It's the collaborators on the back foot.

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Bill has really set a few people on the back foot, after all what has changed except the names on share certs, Laxey via Kingsnorth have all but admitted they were powerless against Ashley, even with 16% shareholding. What will the new share holders be able to enforce against Ashley that the Laxey camp failed to.

 

There will be no share issue it will be a rights issue if any at all, the share issue was voted down by RF and RST amongst others.

When Ashley decides good or bad we will know.

 

Haven't seen good buddy RangersRab about, surely not another enforced holiday.

 

Ashley's power base has been destabilised. He has/had power because the likes of Somers is a "wet fish" and the easdales are puppets.

 

He won't be able to threaten and bully the likes of Park and Letham, which in turn threatens the SD deal.

 

there are rumours of other bears in talks to buy out other institutional shareholders. Which bodes well when the share issue happens as Ashley will only be able to take up the additional shares to maintain is 8% or so, or up to a max of 10%.

 

also, given that the share issue has been approved by a majority of shareholders at the AGM.... I'm not sure how you conclude it won't go ahead.

 

Although I would concede that we should brace ourselves for a response from Ashley. He's a shark and wI'll retaliate in some way. That's about the only thing I can agree with McMurdo about.

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