caseyjones

Just waiting for it to be bought in an asset sale?

They, along with Rangers, had 21 days to appeal the ruling.

They can give the punishments which are listed. That's what the judicial review was about.

Technically, a fine is not available to the tribunal as we have already been fined the maximum amount.

We go into administration, we exit it by CVA or newco - and still we are in debt. You don't have a clue what the plans are for the future, so you can't guarantee anything.

We just bitched about you for 24 hours!

There is that. How much of a loan will we be getting for working capital?

Debt is debt once someone decides to call it in.

"@STVRaman: Regan: The appellate tribunal will ''consider the remaining sanctions open to it''"

A loan from a company to Rangers which is to be paid back with interest. The figures involved are different, I grant you.

Matter to be referred back to the appeal tribunal.

I was only joshing, sweet cheeks.

He's a journalist looking for a story.

You're hardcore though.

Well said, that man.

THE Rangers Fans Fighting Fund want Charles Green to get his "cards on the table" before they encourage supporters to buy season tickets. Duff and Phelps, the club's administrators, published the Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) on Tuesday. But even if that is rejected by Rangers' creditors, it appears that the Green-led consortium will take over by buying the club's assets. However, the RFFF are concerned about the secrecy still surrounding the former Sheffield United chief executive's consortium and how they plan to fund the club. Green's consortium, which he originally claimed numbered 20 was down to a handful at the last count, two of whom were named as Malaysian hotelier Jude Allen, also known as Javed Abdullah, and Middle Eastern lawyer Mazen Houssami. Green has pledged £8.5million but the CVA document revealed that £8.3million of that is a loan to be repaid back with interest by 2020. In the short term, there is uncertainty around how the club are going to find the money to pay players when they revert to full wages tomorrow, having taken cuts of up to 75 per cent since March. RFFF committee member Andy Kerr wants a meeting as soon as possible with Green to get answers. He said: "There are key questions to be asked about finances and investors and there is a direct correlation between the answers to those questions and season tickets. "Without assurances and confidence, it will be difficult for us to throw our weight behind asking people to pay their £500 or whatever for season tickets. "I don't know where the money is coming from to fund the next few months. "I know there is some money to tide us over but not how much. "We are worried it might be no different to 12 months ago when the club was bought with borrowed money (by Craig Whyte). "On the face of it, it appears no different. "It all comes back to the same thing: who are these people who are investing and why?*Do they exist? "It's time to get the cards on the table. "The idea is to see Green face to face because we need clarity as soon as we can. "The RFFF had hoped to meet with him on Wednesday but he couldn't make it. "But we want to know what we are dealing with, that is the long and short of it."

Wasn't there a Celtic fan who was cleared for calling Balde an ape at a game? A country? His lack of education may have helped him out on this occasion.

Stuart Gilmour was correct. The law is indeed an ass.

The only tweet that he can be done on is the one directed at Bartley. Although if it was down to me, watching WWE would too.

18th, mate. You owe me a score!

Ya big tease!

Three months after first requesting them.

Fuck me, Bill 'Medical' Miller returns!

The SFA oversees all games played in Scotland, so whatever UEFA-sanctioned league we played in, we would require their permission. UEFA/FIFA wouldn't be stopping anyone from playing football, it just wouldn't be in their competitions.

They can also call for amendments to be made to it.