Danny

So Whyte says this whole mess will be over in a month and a half? By the end of March it will be done? That's very optimistic. Nice to hear, but do we believe it?

Other than the disaster, of course, is this the worst day in the history of the club?

I just received a text from a friend who has a lawyer buddy, and I'll quote it:

That's fine, but at least say something. According to the site all's rosy and we just signed Cousin.

If Whyte took over with the aim of liquidating Rangers, otherwise known as finishing us as a business, and it's what ends up happening, his life would be at risk. There would be many fans who would want to kill him. I'm not even kidding.

The official site's delay in producing a statement on administration is beyond poor.

You're still to cheer me up.

I'm just waiting for Juancornetto to save the day with a calm post about how this is all a great thing.

If this was always the plan, Whyte should have said that from the start.

Then by Christ Juan, cheer me up because I am devastated.

I'm truly, utterly and totally shocked beyond words. I just watched part 3 of the Walter Smith documentary and then get a text saying administration. I don't know whether to fear for the club's future or not.

Erm, is this the Villa team which defended for its lives and only got undone by a set piece? I don't like Villa much but to slag them off for barely losing to Man City is just mad.

Another day another crisis. Utterly used to it now.

I wanted to post these sentiments, that I honestly thought Cousin was a better player than Jelavic is, but thought I might just shot down for attention seeking or something. Glad I'm not alone with that sentiment. Jelavic may get more goals, but Cousin caused the kind of problems Jelavic just can't.

One thing, while it's a valid story, once again BBC run with it as headline news muck raking again, spending at least 5 minutes on it, while spending barely 2 on the police siege in Glasgow. Their vendetta is getting clearer by the day.

Apologies...

No surprise that bbc broke it, but this story appears more credible. As whyte loses yet more of his.

Just read a story claiming we made only 250k from jela. Original fee was still unpaid plus massive agent fees and sell on clause. True?

It's a shambles. I don't trust any of them tbh. Not whyte, not murray, not johnston. They all dislike each other and seem to be using rangers to their own ends.

I was going to suggest dermot desmond...

What the hell next? Just what we needed before tomorrow's match.

You're right, you didn't poke fun. But, neither did mckay. He was complaining about slow progress. Much as we as fans have. Anyway, let us move on.

Much like you did then when you called the situation we're in a 'disgrace'? No offence here, but I think you're trying to be offended by someone simply speaking the truth, as you did. You weren't in favour of this signing in the first place, and that appears to be continuing by being outraged by comments his agent made which mirror your own. Whyte's business conduct in recent months has left much to be desired. And just like I said before, no one who has done business with him has ever defended his practises, while plenty have condemned. btw, if we didn't deal with such people, we'd never have made 8M profit on Jean Alain Boumsong. So, as Craig said, there is a need to.

He mocked Craig Whyte's way of doing business. He praised SDM's. How is any of that mocking Rangers? It's not semantics, it's accuracy. He's saying Whyte's way of doing business is shit compared to Murray's. Plenty of people have criticised Whyte's business dealings - and McKay, controversial though he is, will not be the last.

He mocked Whyte, not Rangers.