Frankie

Circa £5million for a year's negative press isn't a bad 'wage'.

Former 'journalist' and now care home business supremo?

Alistair Murning you mean?

Be very careful mate - at least one of those people is threatening legal action to anyone than names him. Not sure how that works but you never know...

Not only that it should weaken Whyte's position with respect to the validity of his floating charge over the club. This is a good result.

For speculation's sake, I'd say anything from £2-10million...

Clearly most people have concluded that BH's intervention was neither required or suitable for publicising. That's the beauty of open debate. Time to move on I think.

I'm sure I read somewhere that Celtic paid the tax due on them a while back.

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Nice to see you mate!

Welcome mate...

Unfortunately, as you know, the Clyde phone in is by Celtic fans, for Celtic fans so that doesn't fit with their outlook. All the more disappointing when our club deal with this mob.

Add in the supposed Daly/Panorama investigation, a few people won't be sleeping easy at the moment.

Lord Hodge forces MIH to release correspondence between them & Collyer Bristow regarding sale of Rangers

Good to see TBO add their weight to the protest...

They opposed the original order so they may want to reaffirm that.

Hmmm not sure. I think it's possibly just a procedural hearing to extend the current court order for D&P. HMRC may be opposing just like the last time.

Due to start at 10am apparently. A starred motion with regard to an administration order. Starred means it's opposed.

Rangers will certainly look into all possible resolutions of the situation. Talking up a move to Div3 is genuine I'm sure but also a method of pressurising the bodies to act more fairly.

Could be any time mate. I'm sure news will filter out when it's available.

On Monday the administrators gave the impression the bidders were wanting at least a few days to ruminate over a variety of issues - which will have included the SFA sanctions. With the SPL also expected to vote on their proposed new rules this coming Monday, I wouldn't expect any preferred bidder decision until then (though stranger things have happened). The fact is until Craig Whyte is paid to go away, no deal will be done in any case.

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Don't think so.

I can understand the attraction at 'starting again' but I'd much prefer to stay in the SPL. For one thing I don't think the new sanctions will be voted through by the other clubs next week (too many could be facing the same scenario in the future) and I also think we'll win any appeal against the SFA embargo (partially at least). Starting afresh in Division 3 (if accepted) would be fascinating but I'm not convinced it's as attractive as it sounds. In fact it's very dangerous and I think it's extremely arrogant of us to suggest we'd be back in the SPL within 3 seasons. What if the SPL change their rules/size again in the interim? How soon would fans get fed up of this new adventure? Could we afford to retain and maintain Ibrox Stadium and Auchenhowie? Lots of questions and absolutely no guarantees.

Some media reports from late last year have it as Gerry Carlile (@AgentGerry on Twitter)... You can guess who Gerry supports I'm sure. Not sure if he's changed agents since then.