Am I the only one who doesn`t understand why selling Rangers as quickly as possible will help in any way?
All of the cases and investigations still stand. They are still losing money at an alarming rate. So how does selling them help?
It gets Craig Whyte money, strangely enough, although maybe only his pound back.
Paul Murray says they don`t need to get rid of the players, so does he know something that the administrators don`t, about raising cash to make the club sustainable? If so, why doesn`t he tell them? Maybe that will be in his meeting with them...........................
Dave King? Come on...............
Just doesn`t add up. I know there are a lot of theories, but just listening to all of these people posturing, Whyte, Paul Murray, King, David Murray sounds like a schoolground bragging and blaming session instead of supposed experienced businessmen. They are all partly responsible for the mess Rangers are in, having all been involved so far, so how can anyone believe that these same people will also get them out of it?
I am not looking for the same standard answers that we have read over the last 3 weeks, but only to ask if any of my points seem valid?
Expediting the sale of the club
posted on 8/3/12
pallaver, Rangers are losing money at an alarming rate cos Whyte has stolen it all
posted on 8/3/12
Not sure tbh, but i heard on the radio this morning that HMRC are refusing to work with craig whyte on whatever but are open to working out a structured deal with a new owner.
That and i think they need someone who is able to pump in a few million right now to be able to make it to the end of the season.
Not sure why Craig Whyte isn't able to sacrifice a few of his millions (which he does still have) just to ensure the immediate survival of the club.
Oh well, making jelly tonight for tomorrow, only have mars ice creams tho don't think they really go.
posted on 8/3/12
One star?? Thanks. Is that standard practice for anyone writing an article about this? How about participating? If you deem it worth one star, at least explain why you think this.
posted on 8/3/12
Pallaver,
The one star will have been from a bear who is still waiting for a sugar daddy to come in so they can skelp timmy.
In response to your post, the whole thing is a shambles. Even the admins look to be a little bent. The only thing I can glean from it is that the suits at Ibrox want liquidation. Or pre-pack administration, or whatever. Some mechanism that will allow them to walk away from HMRC in order for another individual to buy the club, pump £30m in, and carry on like nothing's happened.
Dignity, in other words.
posted on 8/3/12
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posted on 8/3/12
The football authorities were told many years ago what would happen when they let the large business people take control from the old system run by the guys in the cloth caps who elected members on to the boards just like bowling clubs etc do today. Taking England into the equation they are now falling like kingpins . Looks like those guys were right.