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Still think there's more to Pritchards than seems presently apparent. Even Merchant House Group are distancing themselves from Whyte, still no comment from them on the £1m that found its' way into Collyer Bristows client account though. They're incorrect in saying Whyte is a director of Pritchards, he's not he was the secretary.

Of all Murray's acts of malfeasance against RFC, and they were many and varied, without doubt the greatest was accepting Whyte's 20 pieces of silver.

It's irrelevant because they could have sold them but didn't (just like any other asset really), Whyte however not only sold them but has diverted the monies to a company of which he was secretary and which has been banned from operating by the FSA.

Allegedly used Pritchards to do it too, I'm sure the details of all related party transactions will be included in the relevant accounts though!...

At last a bit of good news for Bears....

That's also how they received it to be fair, also it's not the only typo on the statement.

Man,many millions of times over!

Perhaps the possibility of a bonus for ridding LBG and MIH of a large headache. Donald Muir in the Rangers delegation with Ali Russell and Gordon Smith 28/12/11 http://willievass.photoshelter.com/gallery-image/281211-Celtic-v-Rangers/G0000Pwkid1vKUzQ/I00006nrTtxPg0y8

I would like to think you are correct but David Grier claims to be "Donald Muirs' best mate", the same David Grier sat at Whytes' side as AJ asked about the Ticketus deal to which Whyte denied all knowledge of it, this happened while the Ticketus money was sitting in Collyer Bristows client account.

There are no shades of grey between his previous utterances re Ticketus and todays admission they're as different as black and white. Seriously WTF is it going to take for you to waken up?

But then he's never tried to F*&K with The Rangers before !

From his interview with Tom English the other week. All he's done today is admit that he's a liar.

He has indeed but only after he was told the administrators would be revealing it.

The latest offering from Nick Harris http://www.sportingintelligence.com/2012/02/21/revealed-whyte-and-ticketus-meet-rangers-administrators-confirm-source-of-takeover-funds-210201/

Do I detect a slight wavering in your previous steadfast believe that Whyte is the man and the rest of us are talking crap?

Fit and proper test would be the least of his worries, if AJ was correct and what he did was obtain "Financial assistance" (and reading the Mail it looks that way) then he could get 2 years at Her Majestys' pleasure. http://www.ibblaw.co.uk/downloads/brochures/2010-05-27-15-06-39-financial_assistance.pdf

That seems to be the killer part if the money went straight from Ticketus to Collyer Bristow to Lloyds then that is "Financial Assistance" and all bets are off.

I know you would that thought that he'd have came knocking on the door before especially with him being A Jehovah's Witness !!!!!

Was first mooted in Saturday's Daily Mail, friend of Souness apparently.

I wholeheartedly agree that we don't "owe" him any money (I've harped on about him just spending £1 often enough) but somehow or other he has engineered it so that his company holds the floating charge, we must get that invalidated some how or other or he will be in a position to blackmail us with the threat of liquidation, hearing he wants between £10m - £20m to f*&k off. Don't know never seen it.

It seems there's a quarter of a million pounds of ours involved, bit naughty methinks.

Far from being a red herring it is the gun he'll place to our heads then say, "Give me the money or I kill your club".

A Damascene like conversion from Leggat the producer of some golden Whyte nuggets..... What will Mr Hay & Mr Mckerron think of such treachery ? :admin:

I'm led to believe that Merchant House Group are presently engaging in some major arse cleaning too.

Perhaps he will be, there's a lot more to come out yet about this sorry saga. His advisor's seem to be prepared to keep their own arses clean by denying any involvement in his dealings http://www.sportingintelligence.com/2012/02/19/rangers-crisis-whyte-%E2%80%98ignored-settlement-advice%E2%80%99-chances-of-regaining-control-recede-190201/