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I'd imagine they might look to bring someone else onto the Board to share the load, which might make sense of a couple of recent events:

- Stuart Gibson's interview with This is Ibrox; and

- the most recent share issue (could be whoever is earmarked for coming onto the board has sought to increase their shareholding in advance)

 

Speculation on my part however.

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4 minutes ago, stewarty said:

I'd imagine they might look to bring someone else onto the Board to share the load, which might make sense of a couple of recent events:

- Stuart Gibson's interview with This is Ibrox; and

- the most recent share issue (could be whoever is earmarked for coming onto the board has sought to increase their shareholding in advance)

 

Speculation on my part however.

These things depend entirely on finding the right person of course, because the risks are huge, but I don't think our main board is lacking much apart from perhaps an executive chairman (or a strategic CEO) and two or three non-execs who can bring fresh ideas, experience and great networks.. 

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1 minute ago, Malangsob said:

Never forget that fan is just the short form of fanatic.

Fanaticism and logic are arch enemies. 

At the end Mr. Park put his money in the pot, and his ass in the hot seat.

Like his results or not the man deserves some respect. 

Exactly so.

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29 minutes ago, compo said:

Maybe it’s time to appoint someone to find a buyer the present board have done a decent job keeping the club going but they can’t do that forever.

I'd probably still want us to be sustainable or at least breaking even or close to over the next 3 or 4 seasons before we were to look for a buyer.

 

That probably looks like qualifying for the ucl a couple of times and a couple of good uel runs which is doable for this team imo and by the end of this timeframe our coefficient would be a lot healthier, hypothetically. I might be a season or two early with that point though.

 

I know it's happy clapping but I've got time for this board, although I fully understand wanting owners with deeper pockets but that's pointless if it's unsustainable and they're bent. The dream is a self-made billionaire from Govan but idk how many of those are knocking about haha.

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2 hours ago, yuddie said:

although I fully understand wanting owners with deeper pockets but that's pointless if it's unsustainable

Unless we get someone who can ger around ffp regulations with over the top sponsorship deals and NFT/crypto dumps then its pointless. Maximise revenue through European football, players trading and commercial deals. Sugar daddy wont do us any good.

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8 minutes ago, Bluedell said:

If many fans carry on as they are they will get the chance that they're calling for and they won't like it!

The way some folk are carrying on, what rich Rangers man would want to get involved.

 

Running the club will have its benefits but must also be a constant source of frustration - a 'no win' situation in a lot of ways.  

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18 minutes ago, Sutton_blows_goats said:

Maximise revenue through European football, players trading and commercial deals. Sugar daddy wont do us any good.

Agree, transfers are king these days but 🤷

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