Glasgow Rangers What Have You Done
14 February 2012, 07:23 PM
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Thats rubbish mate. There were no secrets that there was a potential tax liability. Craig white knew exactly what he was buying - thats why he paid £1 for it.
14 February 2012, 09:07 PM
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Apparently Craig Whyte some some kind of master plan.
One of my mates "who thinks he's in the know" lol Just posted this on FB.
It will soon be Rangers no more and a new Rangers will be born free of debt to the HMRC as it will all be written off. From a business point of view its class but morally terrible but he will get away with it and there is nothing that can be done to stop it.
One of my mates "who thinks he's in the know" lol Just posted this on FB.
It will soon be Rangers no more and a new Rangers will be born free of debt to the HMRC as it will all be written off. From a business point of view its class but morally terrible but he will get away with it and there is nothing that can be done to stop it.
14 February 2012, 09:35 PM
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Apparently Craig Whyte some some kind of master plan.
One of my mates "who thinks he's in the know" lol Just posted this on FB.
It will soon be Rangers no more and a new Rangers will be born free of debt to the HMRC as it will all be written off. From a business point of view its class but morally terrible but he will get away with it and there is nothing that can be done to stop it.
One of my mates "who thinks he's in the know" lol Just posted this on FB.
It will soon be Rangers no more and a new Rangers will be born free of debt to the HMRC as it will all be written off. From a business point of view its class but morally terrible but he will get away with it and there is nothing that can be done to stop it.
If that happened and Rangers were then technically a new business, would all the players and staff be made redundant from their old jobs and have to re-recruit as players/staff of this new Rangers business. Or would it be different as Rangers has a parent company running it, like a PLC or whatever?
14 February 2012, 09:39 PM
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If that happened and Rangers were then technically a new business, would all the players and staff be made redundant from their old jobs and have to re-recruit as players/staff of this new Rangers business. Or would it be different as Rangers has a parent company running it, like a PLC or whatever?
But saying that the owner Craig Whyte has a dodgy buisness history and probably knows every loophole there is to know.
Wouldn't be so sure 
14 February 2012, 10:32 PM
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Quite a valid point you have there Moley, I wonder what would happen if that were the case, Any other new club would need to start in the lower divisions and work there way up.
15 February 2012, 04:48 PM
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15 February 2012, 04:56 PM
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15 February 2012, 05:05 PM
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I also remember having to go to Glasgow in the late 80's for a few days work and I was chatting to the cabbie that took me from the airport about Rangers and how they could afford all the quality players Souness had bought ( we were quite rightly envious south of the border 
) he mentioned what I barely remember as the Rangers scratchcard or lottery?? which earned them thousands each week as well as gate receipts etc, obviously those days are long gone but they were a very wealthy club back in the day and club (not Ally)management must have to accept a lot of the blame for this.
) he mentioned what I barely remember as the Rangers scratchcard or lottery?? which earned them thousands each week as well as gate receipts etc, obviously those days are long gone but they were a very wealthy club back in the day and club (not Ally)management must have to accept a lot of the blame for this.
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I also remember having to go to Glasgow in the late 80's for a few days work and I was chatting to the cabbie that took me from the airport about Rangers and how they could afford all the quality players Souness had bought ( we were quite rightly envious south of the border ) he mentioned what I barely remember as the Rangers scratchcard or lottery?? which earned them thousands each week as well as gate receipts etc, obviously those days are long gone but they were a very wealthy club back in the day and club (not Ally)management must have to accept a lot of the blame for this.
) he mentioned what I barely remember as the Rangers scratchcard or lottery?? which earned them thousands each week as well as gate receipts etc, obviously those days are long gone but they were a very wealthy club back in the day and club (not Ally)management must have to accept a lot of the blame for this.
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17 February 2012, 01:23 PM
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erm clearly not! He did not have a clue what he was buying lol! Why would you buy it, some major failings on someone's part.
