49ers do what

[CammyF 9,368]

1 hour ago, RANGERRAB said:

Bain was posted missing before & after Whyte came in and subsequently binned him. At least Paul Murray called out whyte before he took over but was ignored by everyone including Murray & the SFA

But prior to SDM selling the club to Whyte, he was actively tackling the debt. That's undeniable. 

[RANGERRAB 4,080]

52 minutes ago, CammyF said:

But prior to SDM selling the club to Whyte, he was actively tackling the debt. That's undeniable. 

Bain was cannon fodder for liewell who was by now in cahoots with the SFA and SPL. 
Who can forget that SC replay at CP with all those red cards. 
We needed a much stronger CEO back then

[CammyF 9,368]

19 minutes ago, RANGERRAB said:

Bain was cannon fodder for liewell who was by now in cahoots with the SFA and SPL. 
Who can forget that SC replay at CP with all those red cards. 
We needed a much stronger CEO back then

No, we needed someone who could eradicate the debt, that was Bain's priority and he was achieving that.

 

FFS old Cammy is going mental at "now" Cammy for defending Bain 😀

[Fa1833 372]

The ruthlessness and the effectiveness of potentially what’s to come from our new investors. Whether you agree or not Farke isn’t the correct man for the job in the PL as stats go,

 

it also seems like the investors are all about stats and performances whilst also making sure everyone is happy and being listened to. 
 

https://apple.news/AcI96Tn4pRW6FqFJdu28RvQ

Edited yesterday at 06:02 by Fa1833

[compo 7,913]

Fans who want all these different formations and most end up with one centre forward/striker in my day we had numbers 7,8,9,10,and 11 and all were strikers right wing inside right centre forward inside left left wing it’s a simple game hard by managers who think they know a better way and they are all wrong.

KEEP IT SIMPLE should be the message 

[Fa1833 372]

10 minutes ago, compo said:

Fans who want all these different formations and most end up with one centre forward/striker in my day we had numbers 7,8,9,10,and 11 and all were strikers right wing inside right centre forward inside left left wing it’s a simple game hard by managers who think they know a better way and they are all wrong.

KEEP IT SIMPLE should be the message 

Exactly stick to what the players know and the reasons in why they love playing football , I strongly believe that soon as a manager comes in and starts complicating things with there tactics , yes some players love the routine and the tactics but most of the time they just revolt and refuse to perform and pick up a wage at the expense of the club and frustration to us fans. 

[Scott7 6,701]

2 hours ago, compo said:

we had numbers 7,8,9,10,and 11 and all were strikers right wing inside right centre forward inside left left wing

As in league goals scored 1960/61, i.e. excluding cup-ties.

 

Scott 12

McMillan 8

Millar 10

Brand 24

Wilson 19

 

31 goals from the wingers.

 

 

[buster. 5,610]

22 hours ago, CammyF said:

But prior to SDM selling the club to Whyte, he was actively tackling the debt. That's undeniable. 

In 2009 he was TOLD by the bank to take measures. He stood down from an active role and the bank had Donald Muir come in to make sure things were kept under relative control.

 

The very first leak by Charlotte Fakes was a 2009 email between Sir Duped (using an alias) and Jack Irvine. Subject was Craig Whyte and his internet history.

[der Berliner 4,165]

... BTW, Whyte was chased by HMRC before he set a foot back into Scotland's world of football. He should not have been able to do anything business-wise, yet, HMRC did nothing, even when he bought us.

 

Ex-Rangers owner Craig Whyte was being chased by the taxman for £3.74m BEFORE he started his catastrophic reign at Ibrox

HMRC had instructed debt enforcers to chase Whyte with a bill for almost £4million and threaten him with bankruptcy in May 2011 - the same month that he bought Rangers.

 

Keith Jackson

07:30, 05 Aug 2014 Updated 07:39, 05 Aug 2014

THE taxman was chasing Craig Whyte for £3.7million before he took over Rangers.

 

HMRC focused on Whyte’s personal finances and made several failed attempts to get him to pay his dues before, during and after his catastrophic reign at Ibrox.

The taxman regarded Whyte as a “flight risk”, fearing he might flee the country without settling his huge tax bill.

 

Documents seen by the Record show:

* The authorities instructed debt enforcers to chase Whyte with a bill for almost £4million and threaten him with bankruptcy in May 2011, the same month that he bought Rangers.

* It was the culmination of a probe begun the previous year when the taxman learned Whyte had returned to the UK in 2005.

* Whyte was continually warned he was failing to submit satisfactory tax returns and risked being fined.

* He actually claimed at one stage to have a UK taxable worth of just £24 in accrued bank interest.

* Yet when he struck the notorious deal with Ticketus for funds to finance his Rangers takeover, he gave the firm a personal guarantee he was worth nearly £33million.

 

This “guarantee”, which was obtained by HMRC, helped them calculate Whyte’s £3,741,835.29 tax bill but he continued stalling tactics to avoid coughing up.

At the same time he was able to run up a further £15million in unpaid taxes and penalties during his nine months in charge of Rangers.

Whyte had bought Rangers for £1 from Sir David Murray in May 2011, while agreeing to wipe out the club’s £18million debts.

...

 

From the DR back then. (just for reference)

[compo 7,913]

Wonder if the yanks are having second thoughts