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And King's removal changes that ? I doubt it. Ashley got outplayed and he has thrown his toys out the pram. Ashley also knows that the criminal proceedings are likely to throw some unwanted light on his own involvement and will do whatever it takes to prevent it happening, hence his thirst for legal proceedings.

 

It doesn't matter whether it is Dave King or King Billy that owns Rangers - Ashley would still be pursuing the CLUB. Don't doubt it.

 

What involvement ? do tell us

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what sanctions ? Ashley isn't over his shareholding limit.

It was appointing L&L which caused the SFA to fine him

 

It is to prevent Rangers being accused of breaching disciplinary rule 19 which states that no person should have the power to influence the management or administration of another club (paraphrased). Allowing Ashley to vote at an General meeting breaches the rules and the directors are correct in taking steps to prevent him from doing so.

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It is to prevent Rangers being accused of breaching disciplinary rule 19 which states that no person should have the power to influence the management or administration of another club (paraphrased). Allowing Ashley to vote at an General meeting breaches the rules and the directors are correct in taking steps to prevent him from doing so.

 

and of course Ashley has a concert party of up to 25% of the votes which could( and has )prevented major decisions being taken like a new share issue. He therefore HAS influence in more than one club thereby breaching SFA rules

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It is to prevent Rangers being accused of breaching disciplinary rule 19 which states that no person should have the power to influence the management or administration of another club (paraphrased). Allowing Ashley to vote at an General meeting breaches the rules and the directors are correct in taking steps to prevent him from doing so.

 

UEFA do not prohibit dual ownership AFAIK. For the simple reason it would never stand up in a law court.

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Yes, and the SFA looked into it. Best to tighten up any loose ends.

 

Just because they don't pull you up about something once doesn't mean they won't do it in the future.

 

Looked into it ? LOL Why didn't they do anything about it?

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