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  1. Call me paranoid but are the SFA planning to do something about this ? Could this be bringing the game into disrepute ?

     

    I wouldn't expect any action until he's found guilty, but given he's pleading guilty I would expect St Mirren to sack him and the SFA to take action.

     

    Other thing, at the risk of also sounding paranoid, but nowhere does it say 'ex Celtic player'. Compare and contrast to anything former Rangers players do.

  2. I know the Board have done nothing to instill confidence, but at the same time I find it hard to believe that so many can either have been duped or be in this to do us over.

     

    Ok, they're all businessmen and want to make money - but the way you make money is by being successful on and off the pitch. That means SPFL top league, Europe / Champions League, etc. I still fail to see what they gain by f*cking us over at this stage.

     

    Like everyone, none of it makes sense to me. I could understand if it was Green and the usual names, but how do they get Somers, Wallace, etc? Also, people who have left have been so vague with any accusations and don't seem to present hard evidence - Walter, Traynor, M Murray, etc.

  3. What I don't get, is Walter seems to be saying there's too much infighting and the board's getting hee haw done - but get behind the board and support the, in throwing even more ingredients into the pot.

     

    But the pots got ingredients which taste rotten. It needs to be emptied and started again from scratch.

     

    I just don't get Walter's logic.

  4. http://www.computerweekly.com/news/2240187488/Rangers-FC-get-Wi-Fi-from-Huawei

     

    Rangers FC get Wi-Fi from Huawei

    Jennifer Scott

     

    Glasgow Rangers Football Club is rolling out a new Wi-Fi network to enable fans and visitors to get online during matches.

     

    It is investing a seven figure sum into the deployment, choosing technology from Chinese firm Huawei to take the strain from local mobile networks and bring a higher quality connection.

     

     

    The project will begin in August at the Ibrox stadium but it will be a slow roll-out, perhaps even block by block in the stands, due to the season starting soon and other logistical factors.

     

    However, a spokesman from Huawei said the work should be completed early next year, bringing connectivity to more than 50,000 of the clubs supporters, covering the stands, approaches, concourse, restaurants and corporate areas.

     

    The club will deploy hundreds of access points - Huawei's AP6510DN for outdoors and AP7110DN for indoors - alongside ethernet connectivity based on S7700 edge and S5700 core Ethernet switches and wide area network (WAN) routers.

     

    Craig Mather, CEO of Rangers, said: "Rangers Football Club is rightly proud of its tremendous fanbase, which has stood by the club through thick and thin and we aim to provide our supporters with a world-class Wi-Fi service to enhance their match-day experience.

     

    â??More and more people are using smart devices as a primary means of communication and we look forward to revolutionising the way Rangers fans can engage with the club before, during and after the match.â?

     

    As well as general internet access, supporters will also get access to exclusive competitions, merchandise, talks with the team and management, and details on future events.

     

    â??The high data capacity that Wi-Fi delivers will allow Rangers fans to use social networks to share their experiences, as well as allowing the club to enhance its â??digital dialogueâ?? with its supporters,â? said Victor Zhang, CEO of Huawei UK.

     

    â??We are very proud to have been chosen to deliver a new channel of communication between Rangers and its supporters.â?

  5. Does anyone know if the Sky and ESPN/BT contracts just rolled over to the new league, or have these to be renegotiated? What about highlights packages?

     

    Haven't seen this written about anywhere, and don't imagine the new league will get a very good deal for another two years.

  6. But negotiating what Frankie? We have absolutely no say because of the new voting structures until at least.2 years, and any redesign will be forced through next year by the top division clubs regardless of what we or anyone else thinks.

     

    The only thing we can do is help ourselves and the rest will fall into place. Get a good youth programme, get a good business model, and get a team on the pitch which can challenge for the league in two years time. In those two years I hope the rest of Scottish football continues to stumble, and that Celtic in particular get put out of Europe early. That way there's less of a gap for us to bridge and we can push on quicker.

     

    The sooner we're back at the top the sooner we can bring stability to the rest.

  7. Rangers should lead the way when it comes to Scottish football. Most fans, myself included, wouldn't be happy with helping a club and support that led the way in criticism of our situation but if Scottish football is ever to be fixed then we may have to do things that leave a bad taste in the mouth.

     

    Anything else is cutting off our nose to spite our face.

     

    I think in time maybe, but now isn't the time. We're still being milked for our TV money and getting hardly anything for it, we're still in the 3rd tier because SPL clubs pandered to extreme elements of their support, and we're still owed millions of pounds.

     

    We shouldn't have anything to do with any SPL club for a good while yet.

  8. Surely, if anything, this proves he's NOT Whyte''s man!! He only has 8%, the holding company owns all assets associated with the cub, and if Green's not about he's nothing more than a shareholder, albeit a large one. What influence can he exert from that position???

  9. Wonder if he still has to appear before the SFA or could be held liable for any fine?

     

    I'd get Gordon Smith in now. Has experience with the SFA, is a Rangers man, and while he was used by Whyte I think he ticks all the right boxes.

  10. Given the SFLs statement that they're putting forward their own proposal, and given the SPL will undoubtedly reject any proposal they don't control, here's what I think Rangers and the SFL should do:

     

    - Rangers should commit to the SFL, stating that under no circumstances will we return to the SPL or a league run by the same corrupt individuals

     

    - the SFL should negotiate its own TV deal based on this. Given we attract the biggest audience they should get at least half the current SPL deal. They could even approach BTs new channel.

     

    By stating that we will not return the SPL their TV contract will pretty much be void, and the SFL will be in a strong position.

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