forlanssister
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Plenty of those holding up the red cards are shareholders too. -
financial figures on PM history, taken from RM.
forlanssister replied to j1mgg's topic in Rangers Chat
I wasn't referring to you as the RM poster boy, that was a reference to RM and Donald Muir "The greatest Chairman we've never had" and all that nonsense, history will show him to be just another c&*t that sucked all he could from the RFC tit. If you were to do one for Donald Muir the negative would be in the billions of £'s and quite a collections of liquidations, at first glance he would appear to be either extremely dodgy or completely useless when a deeper look would reveal a different picture. As for Green even a cursory glance of his history would have raised a few flags and a deeper delve should have been enough to see him for what he was. I well remember your posts during the Whyte debacle, there were very, very few like yourself on there who can hold their heads high in regards to Whyte. Still no word on the Section 1 order and Neil Lennon that raised it's head a few weeks back? -
McColl questioned both Somers independence and his actions since being appointed at the Hilton meeting.
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Who are the they in this instance and why the apparent secrecy involved?
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Where can a report of this engagement with the fans be found, I assume it wasn't limited to the chat over a coffee in Starbucks?
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Neither was Paul Murray..... http://forum.rangersmedia.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=180637&st=0
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financial figures on PM history, taken from RM.
forlanssister replied to j1mgg's topic in Rangers Chat
Try doing one for the RM poster boy Donald Muir, another for Charles Green and then compare with the ones above. -
Indeed they are but a straight answer to a straight question won't be forthcoming, they'll play the "commercially confidential information" card with gusto, throwing out the odd "Stock Market regulations prevent us" excuse too.
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You really think Toxic would endanger his share of the filthy lucre by agreeing to that?
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Wow! the RM cavalry arrive en masse to pour scorn on those who doubt the cult of Greenco.
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One side says everything's white while the other says everything's black and the truth is just a variable shade of gray.
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Malcolm Murray: Rangers won't survive unless I'm voted back
forlanssister replied to j1mgg's topic in Rangers Chat
The auditors (iirc) in this case Deloitte's -
I don't see the first pledge as being a permanent bar to any future move more a way of making it an option of our own choosing rather than a force majeure.
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I have a meeting in Ibrox at 6, will endeavour to roll along if clear in time.
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Who's claiming the "crime locus" is in Scotland?
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Who's saying any of the alleged crimes took place in Scotland?
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That a complaint about the actions of Brian Stockbridge in his role of Finance Director was made by an employee is a fact, claiming the SFO wouldn't entertain an individual is as spurious as it is laughable. So you're now claiming 8.4% which is the average IPO cost is a lot neare to 12.5% than it is to 5%?
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Do we have any corroboration of your claims that the average IPO costs are 12.5% or your utterly bizarre claim that "individuals are not entertained by the SFO, so no one reported anything to the SFO it quite simply doesn't work that way"?
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You'd think they would considering he was wearing a backpack!
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He lit it and threw it literally right under my nose, whizzed past my face by about 12 inches.
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It's in nearly all the posts by MediaHouse on RM.
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The pleasure was mutual! Thought also that the tone was one of realism not the bluster and bravado that's emanating from the other side. First time I've heard from either Wilson or Murdoch, think they would both be assets to the board. A few determined to have a pop at Paul Murray who handled himself well enough. The Billy Boys stuff was an irrelevant and unnecessary side show ditto the pop at the RST, time and a place and all that. I just hope that if they need to get down and dirty that they have it in them to do so, but I'm really not convinced.
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Hence the circular movement and its' handy side effect.
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One of the side effects of a circular movement of shares is that it prevents the price dropping, perhaps that's what we're seeing.