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  1. Cases are referred to the SFO by the Police or other government departments, individuals are not entertained by the SFO, so no one reported anything to the SFO it quite simply doesn't work that way

     

     

     

    Board Statement

    Written by Rangers Football Club

     

    THE board notes the comments made by a group of businessmen and minor investors led by Mr Jim McColl.

     

    We would make the following points:-

     

    Rangers have not been contacted by the SFO and are completely unaware of any investigation.

  2. Ally is without doubt a true Ranger and one I trust,anybody who thinks he is not acting in the best interest of Rangers is nuts!.

     

    The paper appears to have updated its headline to Ally will back the board although I can't see any justification for it !

    Ally McCoist to back the board at next Rangers AGM, as he believes the club's "best interests are at heart".

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    http://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CDMQqQIwAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dailyrecord.co.uk%2Fsport%2Ffootball%2Ffootball-news%2Fally-mccoist-back-board-next-2841342&ei=oX2QUsnTG4WN7QaNk4DwBg&usg=AFQjCNHdo9N9LPlZwAJPFCqvDCuoUiEGxw&bvm=bv.56988011,d.ZGU&cad=rja

  3. but the thing is, we don't know what the question was to which he replied, “That would be committing suicide, to be honest with you,”

     

    What is "that"?

     

    McCoist is in an impossible situation; he can't back the present board because he almost certainly wants the others to win; he can't back the others because he is an employee of the present board.

     

    McCoist either answered or responded to something which appears to be this; McCoist has still not decided which side he will publicly endorse, but is in a situation which makes it highly unlikely he would oppose his current employers.

     

    “That would be committing suicide, to be honest with you,” said McCoist. “I haven’t made up my mind yet how I’m going to vote. It doesn’t put me in an uncomfortable position at all, because the one thing I will certainly do, and have always attempted to do, is to do the right thing for the club. It’s something I will think about nearer the time.

     

    Ally could do the right thing and stand up right now and be counted as to his beliefs about who he will support, his prevaricating of sorts is not surprising as he has backed every incumbent there has been, perhaps his job is the most important thing rather than what is seen to be morally right under the circumstances by some.

  4. What would be committing suicide, does Ally know the outcome of the vote already, why would he say it would be suicide to vote against the present board surely they could still lose the vote unless Ally knows the voting percentages are enough to carry the present board.

     

    I do wish he would keep his own counsel at times, being everyone's friend never works out.

  5. Regulatory Story

     

    Company Rangers Int. Football Club PLC

    TIDM RFC

    Headline Appointment of Chairman

    Released 12:30 22-Nov-2013

    Number 7493T12

     

    RNS Number : 7493T

    Rangers Int. Football Club PLC

    22 November 2013

     

     

    

     

    22 November 2013

     

     

     

    Rangers International Football Club plc

     

    ("Rangers" or the "Company")

     

     

     

    Appointment of Chairman

     

     

     

    The Board of Rangers has appointed David Somers as permanent non-executive Chairman, having previously been independent non-executive director and acting chairman

     

     

     

    In accordance with Rangers' Articles of Association Mr Somers will remain subject to re-appointment by an ordinary resolution at the upcoming Annual General Meeting of the Company on Thursday 19 December 2013.

     

     

     

     

     

    For further information please contact:

     

     

     

    Rangers International Football Club plc

     

     

     

    Graham Wallace

     

    Brian Stockbridge

     

     

    Tel: 0141 580 8647

     

     

     

     

     

    Daniel Stewart & Company plc

     

     

    Tel: 020 7776 6550

     

    Paul Shackleton / James Thomas

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Newgate Threadneedle

     

     

    Tel: 020 7148 6143

     

    Graham Herring / Roddy Watt / John Coles

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Media House International Ltd

     

     

    Tel: 020 7710 0020

     

    Jack Irvine

     

     

     

     

     

    This information is provided by RNS

    The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

     

    END

  6. I for one hopes this ends in a court case, MM stated,

    "The choice is stark - take sanctions or risk not playing football at all. We do not wish to gamble with the club's future so, under duress, we have taken the difficult decision to accept some sanctions in order to move forward".

     

    Duress and Undue Influence law are plain enough and Green should have challenged it at the time, the sfa would lose and will lose badly.

  7. The simple and salient point is that Mr McColl's claim of 5% is just that, Merrill Lynch was the market leader in underwriting being as low as 4% of IPO funds, many other expenses need to be added to that figure not least legals.

  8. Also a board of directors who spent 25% of the IPO money on expenses. Figure should have been around 5%-10% approx. according to Jim McColl. And yes I will take McColl's word for it.

     

    You would have to factor in IPO and ancillary IPO monies, nowhere near 25% was used for expenses it was nearer 11%.

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