forlanssister
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I think Whyte is way out of his depth and will go as soon as is possible as long as he can get "his" money back. There are absolutely no examples in his business history of having turned around a business of this scale in fact is there any example of him having turned around any business at all ? He is only here because neither Murray nor LBG could countenance being at the helm and having to press the "A" button while Whyte will do it without compunction in fact he has no problem pressing the "L" button if it's in his financial interest to do so regardless of the consequences.
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Indeed it is, too many seem to assume that both are one and the same when they are patently not. The crux may come in the shape of a partial victory in the tax case, if judgement goes against to the tune of £15-20m does he waive the 'loan and "invest" further monies to cover that or does he think "f*&K that I want 'my' £18m back"?
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It matters if those who can remove the "dark cloud" will not invest in the club if Whyte is at the helm.
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Do you mean investors who will: A) Invest with Whyte at the helm ? or B) Invest with the condition he gets to F*&K asap ?
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Caveat to my original reply, I don't for one minute think Whyte will lose most of "his" £18m.
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Sadly I think scenario E is the most likely outcome, and what a f*&king mess that will be!
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It will become a weekly occurrence till the shit finally hits the fan (a rather poor metaphor I concede).
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On the contrary I think it is his goal and there's bugger all anyone can do to stop him, this has always been the sum of the parts is greater than the whole deal. You can dress it up anyway you like but Whyte's total risk is £1.
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Close Leasing now have a fixed charge which takes precedent over the floating charge. http://www.mediafire.com/?mazxgblc77gsch7
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Extremely pleased with our defence this season.
forlanssister replied to Danny's topic in Rangers Chat
Pity we didn't sign Bocanegra and Goian a month earlier than we did. -
Alas i think you're 100% correct. For such a super duper successful "billionaire" he seems to have made a few costly mistakes already during his short tenure as custodian.
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Yes it wasn't shown despite being advertised last night. Maybe they feel severely pissed off.
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What happened to Part Two scheduled for tonight ? Did STV take umbrage at Whyte doing them up like a kipper? Why did, " I have nothing to hide" turn down an invitation for an interview today from STV?
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Agreed, this is a self inflicted wound something that Whyte seems adept at going by his performance so far.
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It will be interesting to see exactly which points of the programme Whyte issues the libel writ for. I have my doubts about seeing him in the witness stand being cross-examined by one of country's top QC's.
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It's on the BBC news channel at half past midnight.
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I think that a Bank would have used the opportunity to deny that they resorted to "blackmail" if indeed they hadn't.
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Must be getting old, remember all the brass plates outside my solicitors with names of the companies registered at that particular address.
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They had the opportunity to deny Johnston's claim but didn't do so, that in itself should enough to prove Johnston's claim. Contrary to the view of the vast majority of our support Alastair Johnson is not stupid and would've been fully aware of the possible consequences regarding his claim.
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There will be a plaque at Jordan's Corporate Secretarial Services with your companies name on it or at some information confirming that it is the registered office of your company, no?
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Is the brass plaque no longer obligatory?
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Hope the second half is more fruitful because that was pretty pointless.
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Has a tick the box look about it.
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So he's never mentioned a "£10m black hole" ?
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John Greig and John McLelland have resigned
forlanssister replied to Frankie's topic in Rangers Chat
That could well be another one for the lawyers..... I've always assumed that any and all of Part III of the circular could not be legally enforced anyway.