Correct they are not a new club, that is why they are not, in effect banned from playing in Europe for 3 years!
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Correct they are not a new club, that is why they are not, in effect banned from playing in Europe for 3 years!
Correct they are not a new club, that is why they are not eligible to play in Europe for 3 years!
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It's a bad sign when people have to change what you have said! I'll take it as a compliment though!
I heard big Judith is a reformed bean.
Clearly parks it on a walloper these days, though
Yeah, she shares a flat in Edinburgh with her 'life partner', called Lillith Turner.
I just googled her and got a Sun article where she says that she's pure into guns
, tried playing golf , talks about working in a man's world <defoabean>......and then tells you the name of her fiance.
He might be a Lesbo "beard", though.
Whyte never paid the 'Small Tax Case', Whyte never paid HMRC Rangers current liabilities, these are the reasons the club was put into Administration.
Murray is a ****, but Whyte's tenure brought about the end of the company behind Rangers FC.
Murray is a **** still.
On an unrelated point, I was in seeing Stewart McKenna's brother there, he said Duff & Felch courted him about buying Rangers and wanted him to develop the land. He says he's still involved at Rangers.
I agree with EDGE on this one (I'll shower with bleach later).
Whyte bought Rangers knowing the condition of the club. Yes, it was in a state but as part of the sale Whyte agreed to settle the small tax case and the big tax case when it arrived.
Of course he had no intention of doing so. His plan was that the big tax case would hit in November (as it was supposed to) and that the club would go into administration. He would then agree a CVA paying pennies in the pound and he would come out of it smelling of roses.
Sadly for him, the BTC was put back and because he had no money he didn't pay income tax and VAT, using it to run the club instead. This forced HMRC to act and put Rangers into administration in February, the very worst part of the year to happen as there was no real income coming in.
Whyte gambled with Rangers future and it didn't pay off, spectacularly so! And that's why they no longer exist and the phoenix company is being battered from pillar to post.
David Murray may have sown the seeds for the destruction but it was Whyte who rung the death knell for Rangers FC.
Whyte bought Rangers knowing the condition of the club. Yes, it was in a state but as part of the sale Whyte agreed to settle the small tax case and the big tax case when it arrived.
Of course he had no intention of doing so. His plan was that the big tax case would hit in November (as it was supposed to) and that the club would go into administration. He would then agree a CVA paying pennies in the pound and he would come out of it smelling of roses.
Sadly for him, the BTC was put back and because he had no money he didn't pay income tax and VAT, using it to run the club instead. This forced HMRC to act and put Rangers into administration in February, the very worst part of the year to happen as there was no real income coming in.
Whyte gambled with Rangers future and it didn't pay off, spectacularly so! And that's why they no longer exist and the phoenix company is being battered from pillar to post.
David Murray may have sown the seeds for the destruction but it was Whyte who rung the death knell for Rangers FC.
Oh so you've jumped ship back to Norn Iron ever since South Iron got doggy styled all over the park as per the script at the Euros
Can't say I'm surprised to be honest, the West British have always been noted for their incredible stupidity, the world over.
How do you confuse a West Briton?
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