simplythebest

Exactly, you'd think they'd stole the club the way people go on as if they should just be expected to give it away after a few weeks.

Get it up you traitors.

Quite a grilling.

Cross examination.

Ferdinand doesn't convince me tbh.

Point being, they don't see any need to make a panic sale to whatever 'Rangers men' come along with a cheap bid.

What exactly will pan out then? Is Green going to throw all the money in a sack, put it over his shoulder and head for the hills in the middle of the night? I want to provide my club with money and I won't be told i'm hurting anyone by doing it unless they actually have a smoking gun, the season ticket is getting renewed as soon as a league is confirmed.

Not me TBH. I was only two at the time, so can anyone say if there was as much glee in 1994 at Celtic's problems as there has been for ours?

I'd have agreed with this once, but it's all gone too far. I will take pleasure in whatever happens to these teams.

I'm just picturing Malcolm Murray looking at his missed calls freaked out: John Brown (15). What a joke.

I'd at least have got the club a transfer fee, if not stay on totally.

We probably do care somewhat now, hence boycott plans.

Always liked Kris.

Not a fan of the RST at all but well done to them on this statement.

No club is perfect, you could find reasons to dislike any club if you try hard enough.

HMRC didn't object to the asset sale, they surely would have if the amount was too low?

TBH I don't care about the legalities much, main thing is they showed themselves up.

I'll make my own mind up thanks Walter.

Come on now, you can't seriously believe Green is to blame. Even if you can point to a technicality, this was pure self interest by the players and they'd have done the same whatever or whoever.

Never called it a priority, but you were talking about fan ownership.

As long as Mark Dingwall was no-where near any position of power.

How many times have we heard this about these 'Rangers men' bids?

Anyone who dares show slight positivity about Green gets called all sorts though.

I agree, but at the same time can it be called a totally legal tax avoidance scheme if they're giving us such a huge bill now? All a bit confusing in fairness.

So the only risk is maybe bit less money for them? As I say, mercenaries.