Rangers Football Club

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Bloody disgraceful

SFA refused his resignation and allowed him to progress while the media ignored it

Scotland everyone

Edited by tonyjaa - 15 Jun 2019 at 11:55am

"They don't have a penny to drop"

https://philmacgiollabhain.ie/2019/06/16/amateur-hour-at-ibrox-often-ends-up-with-a-performance-in-court/#more-13716

They are in court more than Federer

Todays update :

LAWYERS for a firm suing Rangers after they "pulled out" of building an Ibrox Disaster memorial garden have denied attempting to "intimidate" ex-club skipper John Greig.

The Glasgow outfit are facing a legal challenge from Memorial Walls Ltd, who allege they backed out of a deal for them to build a tribute to the 66 fans who died in 1971.
The English firm are seeking cash after claiming officials at Rangers penned the contract and gave the tribute the go-ahead before changing their mind.
Rangers senior counsel Kenny McBrearty QC told the Court of Session in Edinburgh that lawyers acting on behalf of Memorial Walls Ltd had contacted Ibrox icon Greig, 76, which had caused "considerable concern" on the part of Gers.
The firm's legal team allegedly wrote to Greig indicating a potential claim for inducing breach of contract.
Mr McBrearty said it was difficult to see how Memorial Walls Ltd could set out a case against Mr Greig, based on the facts known to them.

He added how Mr Greig was consulted after the deal was entered into initially but that he knew nothing more about the contract.
The advocate said: "It is very difficult to see how a 76-year-old man who was captain of Rangers at the time of the Ibrox disaster and expressed honestly held opinion could be said to be inducing a breach of contract."
He said the view reached on his side was that it was difficult to see it as "anything other than an attempt to intimidate a witness".

Gavin MacColl, QC - working for Memorial Walls Ltd - rejected the suggestion that solicitors instructing him had sought to act in a professionally inappropriate way and that there has been any attempt to intimidate witnesses.
He told the court: "The suggestion that there was an attempt to intimidate witnesses here is simply unfounded."
He said there was no suggestion of intimidation of a witness or "in any way, shape or form" placing inappropriate pressure.

Lord Bannatyne said he had not seen the precise terms of the letter nor was he asked to do anything at this point.
But he would have it noted in the minute of proceedings.
The judge said he would allow a period for adjustment of the pleadings and have a procedural hearing fixed in the action

gspain wrote: Will you make the game in Turners Cross Tony?

The dead club even tried to sign a player whilst in administration

Lest we forget

They think normal rules don't apply to them as they are 'the peepill'

Martin McLaughlin
@thebigcup67
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Jun 20
See the spin the media put on that Sevco is all smooth. 4 stories that I feel would have received more headlines if it was Celtic.

1.Ashley batters them in court
2.£14m loans now shares
3.Grezda tells them he’s not joining preseason
4.Chasing STs to be paid before season

tonyjaa wrote: The smsm FINALLY report on Ashley destroying them in court from a few weeks ago...... However, it's a positive spin that they are gonna 'protest' the judges decision The smsm will never change from being sevco cheerleaders

 

Good man Crap?

 

Kyle Lafferty has been offered a big-money escape from Rangers by Thai Super League champions Buriram United.