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  1. BEARGER
    SE is not on the company board but we all know he is the main man and decision maker. That being said he buys shares while negotiations are ongoing with 3B, DK, Ashley, he therefore has an advantage over the rest of us "investors". Could this be insider dealing ?
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    i would think you may well be correct.
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    CG on Sky Sports News at 5pm approx. Just saying.
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    Don't leave it to 3B & King, buy some yourself.
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    Could be some more big news coming out of RST HQ by the end of today....stay tuned! :-) In the meantime sign up here: http://www.therst.co.uk/buy-rangers/
  6. BEARGER
    Could be some more big news coming out of RST HQ by the end of today....stay tuned! :-) In the meantime sign up here: http://www.therst.co.uk/buy-rangers/
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    Just purchased some shares. Should show up it Zappa's spreadsheet any time soon.
  8. BEARGER
    Great post, good idea.
  9. BEARGER
    Richard Gough Joins the RST "The RST is delighted to announce that Richard Gough has agreed to join the RST as a Life Member and contribute to Buy Rangers. The iconic Nine-In-A-Row captain has joined up to back the fans in their fight for the club ahead of a crucial upcoming EGM to oust the current board. Richard is the latest high profile star to join the RST after Olympian and Commonwealth medallist, Lynsey Sharp, joined last week. We hope his move will see even more fans sign up to the RST and Buy Rangers. Richard said "It's vital the fans get together ahead of a crucial few weeks for the club and I'm happy to help." Gordon Dinnie, RST Chairman said "Richard is obviously a hugely respected figure to Rangers fans. We are delighted he has backed the RST and our aims to secure the club and see the fans play a greater role going forward. We have recently been focussed on trying to ensure that Ibrox remains under the control of the club as well as increasing our shareholding ahead of the upcoming AGM and that fight will continue." "We have seen a huge increase in membership and contributions to Buy Rangers over the past week and now have over 4000 members in our ranks. With continued support we believe we can help to ensure the upcoming EGM sees the club in good hands." "We would appeal to fans once again to join us and follow Richard's lead. It is imperative that the current board is removed at the upcoming EGM and we are seeing hundreds of fans joining on a daily basis to try to make that happen. Long may it continue."" - See more at: http://www.therst.co.uk/news/richard-gough-joins-the-rst/#sthash.h2GXzpWB.dpuf
  10. BEARGER
    As title states.
  11. BEARGER
    Can we have "good guy, good guy, wanker" against some of the smaller individual holdings, most will not know who they are.
  12. BEARGER
    Mounted polis been called in now.
  13. BEARGER
    Even a this late stage the RFB members could speak out against the board. Their silence tells me everything I need to know about this sham of an organisation and the type of fan it attracted (with one exception). Surely FS must see that the greater good takes priority over individual grievances. The RFB should announce their resignations and let it be known they will be a the the main doors tonight at 7pm
  14. BEARGER
    Hope this is still accurate! I believe that with RF if you stop contributing you lose your vote and no money refunded. With RST you can get your cash back if you leave as long as there are others still contributing.
  15. BEARGER
    More from Twitterland. @Chris_Jack89: Three Bears offer to double their loan, after meeting board's request for £5m, to keep Ibrox from MA. Say security over Ibrox is 'abhorrent'
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    @RichwilBBC: The Douglas Park consortium have indicated their willingness to increase their funding offer to Rangers, having met board's request for £5m
  17. BEARGER
    I'm also a lifetime member of RST and have been since its inception. I prefer to own my shares in my name and proxy to Trust for agm's etc. as you say every little bit helps.
  18. BEARGER
    Who gives the lowest dealing charges. Decide to do my wee bit and up my share holding. Halifax £12:50 per trade.
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    From Scotsman website RANGERS fans say they are ready to go to court to stop Mike Ashley getting security over Ibrox and Murray Park. The Newcastle United owner has filed documents notifying land register bosses that he plans to add Sports Direct to the title deeds of both the club’s stadium and training ground. The move suggests the billionaire tycoon is about to step in to offer the cash-strapped outfit an emergency loan. If that proves to be the case, it would be a major set-back to the Three Bears - wealthy fans Douglas Park, George Taylor and George Letham - and oldco director Dave King as they try to fight their way onto the Light Blues’ board. But the Rangers Supporters Trust (RST) have reacted with fury to the news - revealing they have already called in lawyers in a bid to shoot down Ashley’s plans. In a statement, the fans group said: “The RST is taking urgent legal advice regarding this attempt by the board of Rangers Football Club to pass the most prized assets of the club to Mike Ashley. “We believe the board may be acting illegally on two fronts and we will be working with any other shareholder who wishes to challenge this. If necessary we will instigate legal action against the directors both collectively and individually. “We have also contacted several MPs and will be seeking political and government support to stop this attempted asset grab.” The Rangers board has already admitted the club could go under again if it does not find fresh cash by the end of the month. The papers lodged with the Registers of Scotland by Ashley - officially known as an advance notice - protect the title deeds and mean anyone else looking to issue the board a loan would not be able to take Ibrox or Murray Park as security. The document is valid for 35 days, meaning Ashley has until February 17 to strike a rescue deal. The move also suggests Ashley is not yet ready to give up his grip on power. While the board this week rejected US financier Robert Sarver’s £20million takeover bid, Ashley still faces competition from King and the Three Bears. They bought up two chunks of shares which combined equate to around 34 per cent of the club and are determined to push for boardroom change. But Ashley now looks to be in the box seat. He owns 8.92 per cent of the Light Blues but strengthened his position after handing over a £3million emergency loan late last year. He has already placed right-hand men Derek Llambias and Barry Leach onto the board as chief executive and financial director and continues to run the club’s retail division at rates highly beneficial to him. But having already been charged with breaching “dual ownership” rules by the Scottish Football Association, his latest Ibrox involvement could yet spark further investigations by Hampden chiefs. The Rangers board is on record saying it would not grant security on Ibrox to anyone. In a statement issued on May 6 last year, the directors announced they had “no intention of granting security over Ibrox to anybody” - adding “our stadium is sacrosanct.” But it replied to Thursday’s reports by announcing to the Stock Exchange: “The company notes the recent speculation in the press. The directors confirm that they are currently considering various proposals to secure the financial future of the club, however no decision has been made at this time.” The Ibrox faithful, however, insist they will fight any move to give away control of Ibrox. The Union of Fans umbrella group also released a statement, saying: “The Union of Fans is sickened by today’s news that the board is attempting to mortgage Ibrox and Murray Park to Sports Direct. “Put simply, James and Sandy Easdale and David Somers have lied to fans and shareholders. They have engineered a situation where they are handing the most prized assets of the club to Mike Ashley despite other, better funding offers once again being on the table. “Derek Llambias and Barry Leach have been appointed by Mr Ashley to ensure he grabs the remaining assets of the club. Mr Ashley and his board stooges have shown a blatant disregard for the club and the fans.” Meanwhile, fan ownership group Rangers First added: “We are extremely concerned about the fact that one party has been granted advance notice of security over assets including our stadium and Auchenhowie at a time when the Company which owns our Club has assured shareholders it is currently considering various proposals. “This is not consistent with the advance notice of security which can only be issued in relation to a registrable deed which the person intends to grant. “Rangers First will be speaking to its members and other shareholders with a view to establishing how best to react. Meantime, we call on the Board to urgently clarify the position and to confirm its undertaking not to grant security over Ibrox Stadium.”
  20. BEARGER
    What CG actually said was that if you wish to go in to support the team ensure you tell the board what you think of them.
  21. BEARGER
    Club are tweeting that there are still tickets available for ST holders.
  22. BEARGER
    £36M bid from Sarver? It is the Sunday Post right enough.
  23. BEARGER
    Thank goodness that's over. Being banned from everywhere else I was having withdrawal symptoms.
  24. BEARGER
    An empty stadium on Friday night will help. Its important to keep up,the pressure in every way we can.
  25. BEARGER
    I know all about WB his primary motivation as a young man was to make money, nothing wrong with that. He has pledged to give most of his wealth away through the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation that is true. I don't see how using WB as guide gives us any insight into Sarver.
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