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Wonder if they maybe offer some kind of investment plan where we could buy shares onwards and upwards

There was no BBC ban - it was one person who wasn't welcome. The BBC then stopped attending Ibrox.

I haven’t done my research and don’t have anything to base it on really. My first choice has been Knutsen for the past 3 appointments but looks like he’ll stay where he is. Ancelotti is a gamble but a very interesting one. The fact is, anyone is a gamble. Clement had a track record of winning leagues and didn’t work out. Muscat is a good option too.

Was he -or anyone else- actually 'banned'? Did the Club not 'withdraw' his Press credentials and privileges, meaning that he could attend matches if he -or Pacific Quay- ponied up the price of a ticket.

Yes; but the Consortium is underwriting the 20M GBP issue, and will have to ensure that it maintains its 51% controlling interest. The majority of the 20M GBP will have to come from Consortium sources, then, unless I have got this wrong. We know that the 49ers is cash rich; Cavenaugh, we have to assume -hope- has funds, too. Funding 10M GBP+ via debt, straight off, would not be a good look, and servicing such, by dividends, or whatever, would not be viewed kindly, to say the least.

Glad it’s finally over because I was becoming convinced that Rangers would expire before myself now I’m pretty confident of the outcome.

How does us and them moaning about a journalist show corruption? His job is to report, so I'm unsure what you mean by this. We all know who and what McLaughlin is. Rangers should have kept the BBC ban in place because they are riddled with yahoos and consistently report in a biased manner.

I think that the investment vehicle being used is a non-UK company, so it may not be easy to find out.

A sizeable percentage of the £20 million will come from existing shareholders who pledged to reinvest as part of the deal to sell to the Americans.