caseyjones

We can stay in administration into next season if that's required.

He wouldn't be celebrating if the club went under. Don't believe everything you hear on the internet, especially not from those jealous of his position.

I couldn't give a damn who the personalities are, and I've never had any preference other than no newco. The wrong buyer could see us end up in a far worse position than we are now.

If you think Rangers fans would rejoice at the club's failings, you are implying that they have their own agenda and don't have the best interests of the club as their priority.

The Royal Family bring in more revenue to the country than they cost the taxpayer, so that republican argument is redundant.

More agenda accusations from you. We all want the best for The Rangers, even if we disagree on what that is.

......and it's off to The Mall I go. GSTQ

True, mate, he won't be alone.

If everything is above board, there will be no need to change administrators.

Let's see where this takes us, if anywhere.

It's a fair cop, Guv.

He had supposedly done a deal to buy the club but the funding proposal hadn't been given to D&P? Tell us more!

What do Celtic have to do with it?

By definition, it does. There is a reason that he omitted to tell everyone that his deal involved a loan that we would pay back. What do you think that was?

I find this use of whataboutery extremely tedious. Green should be judged on whether his deal is good for Rangers, not on whether it's less bad than someone else's plan.

That should be an interesting meeting!

Taking the UK as a whole, a measly 1% of this 'Royal love' is taking place in Scotland. Towns and villages throughout our nation are displaying flags, bunting and cheery support for Her Majesty without a thought for Celtic or Irish Republicanism entering their heads.

I've seen no hard evidence either way concerning the provision of on-going funding. Based on experience, I will believe the words coming from the likes of Frankie before taking D&P at face value.

He's met all financial obligations? There appears to be some debate on that one.

Ali Russell was due to join the SPL board this summer, but as we still don't have a suitable representative, that's likely to go elsewhere.

D&P have been the ones making those subjective interpretations. They were on the verge of making TBK preferred bidders, despite ridiculing their bids throughout. They made Bill Miller preferred bidder only for him to pull out a few days later with claims of figures being hidden, but as Pritchett stated, Miller never had the money required to see it through. Now they have given another right Charlie the Green light and he too appears to be struggling to live up to his early promises.

Thanks, Frankie.

What role does Riley hold within the SFA?

Does one need to be a drunken ned to sing party songs, or does singing party songs make one a drunken ned?

Whatever way the decision goes, it will be argued that Scottish football has been ruined.