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That's not the only failed ten in a row.

Certainly a lot being asked of fans now. Season tickets, New Edmiston House packages, MyGers and now £500 a skull share offers. It is of course only fair to ask us to share the financial burden with other shareholders but I will urge supporters to be careful in balancing their love for the club and their own fiscal well-being.

I think I speak for the majority of Gersnetters here, Fergal should go back and front up the Undertones again. My Perfect Cousin, Jimmy Jimmy, Teenage Kicks, ............. etc; all improved by Fergal's delivery. Here's one for the odd Yahoo(you are all odd) looking in, 'It's going to happen, happen all the time'.

Yeah, I get the suspicious activity message. Tried it on 2 different laptops and different browsers but none have worked. I've also given up for the moment. I'll try later. Perhaps the website was just too busy.

Was it not 8 or 9 months? That's fairly sizeable. However it could be the EBTs he was referring to but as the case was still going through the courts at that point, and whether tax was actually due had still to be finally established, his use of "non-compliance" doesn't stack up for me, although he could be using that word to put a spin on it.

In 2004, Greece arrived in Portugal with the perfect combination. Minced lamb and beef simmered in olive oil, aubergine, tomato and, potato were added then, bayleaf, garlic, red wine and, cinnamon completed the necessary characteristic. The difference between a good Moussaka and an excellent example is the dried cinnamon. When cut in it's baking tray, it should stand in tumescent glory, no flopping to the parameters of the plate. Cinnamon supplies the stiffener. Again, we must blame ra Sellik for the paucity of Scotland's chances. If Peter had appointed the greatest Moussaka man, Ange Postecoglou after Lenny's first tenure, he would have completed a gazilion trebles and moved on to the national job by now. I fear Steve Clarke is a flaccid Moussaka man?

I'll look into it again later in the week. 10 failed sign-up attempts is quite enough for one day.

I was successful using Safari on my iPad.

You don't plan to allot £6.75m worth of shares on the open market unless you have a very good idea that the offering won't fail. If I were to guess it would be that a significant portion of these shares is going to be guaranteed by a new major investor. Not only are the existing main shareholders unlikely to dig much deeper but the board must recognise the need to start succession planning. What remains to be seen is the offer price and therefore the number of shares to be placed. It may be a consistent 20p but it might also reflect the greatly improving prospects for the club and land at 25p or 30p, which would tend to inflate the value of existing shares too.

I registered without any issues. Took me 2 seconds.

Harry yeah obviously Kane will yeah obviously be having a chuckle obviously about our defence yeah obviously. ? ??

£100K max is relatively small for many of them so they may not take part. I'm guessing that the cash from this may be earmarked for repaying Dave King for his loan plus interest and the existing ones may have baulked at giving cash to do this.

Aye, it's his brother.

People should take responsibility for their actions in this as they would in any other matter. In any case, I'm not sure this share issue depends too much on ordinary fans investing £500. I saw no mention of the issue being underwritten by anyone but I expect the great majority of these shares will still end up in very few hands.

I really don't know why we're skirting around this. The decisions taken at HMRC were taken by people, not machines, individuals with likes and dislikes, personal agendas and inherent bias. Every single important decision taken by HMRC in this affair was a value judgement and could just as easily have been completely different. Nothing that HMRC did was inevitable. There were choices and the decisions taken were exercised by individual people. No one will ever persuade me that a significant part of those decisions wasn't a visceral hatred of Rangers or what it was perceived Rangers stood for. It was a stitch-up and officials at HMRC were at the heart of it.

Aside from the ludicrous fee, the problem with McBurnie is that he is clearly vulnerable to a noise up. He will be targeted up here and I would question his temperament to handle it.