Frankie

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I suspect the lad will be happy enough he's back in the first team suggesting he'll play his part over the next 6 months until his contract expires. This was enable him to sign a pre-contract in January. Of course, if he can find a suitor quickly Rangers will be equally happy to let him go with probably no fee next months to get his wage off the finances. That would free up funds to contribute to a new contract for Boyd and Danny Wilson.

Farcical scenes typical of the way the club is run. No communication, poorly organised and disrespectful disregard for obvious shareholding feeling. The point was made yesterday though and, to be fair to Muir, he was the one person at the top table who handled it pretty well.

Yeah, I found his comments more interesting and prudent rather than worrying. While most of us would like to see the club owned by the fans (whether wholly or in part), there is no room for sentiment in that regard. Without seeing any new owner's business plan or the ownership model therein, then I don't think any of us can comment whether it is workable or not. As such, I saw the chairman's comments as a warning for these people that the model must be water-tight to not only interest the club but the bank and the supporters as a whole. I'm glad that warning was made but I'd also like to think that Johnston is genuinely interested in what the fans have to offer. I'd also like to think the fans are genuinely interested in his feedback and one would ignore such a successful person's advice at their peril. In fact there's no reason why he shouldn't form part of any new executive board.

I'm confident enough this deal will go through. Boyd wants to stay and I can't see him being too difficult to deal with in terms of his weekly wage.

I don't doubt there are interested parties in the club however I do doubt they have the finance/plans available (with or without the input of the fans) to firstly buy the club then run it. That's why we heard the scepticism from the new chairman yesterday so hopefully any potential buyer(s) will take this on board to prove him wrong.

Yes but not sure if it will be available

Will provide report on questions tonight or tomorrow. Early questions on Jumbotron screens and Bougherra problems.

Founding fathers added to hall of fame. Bain speech ends. Questions invited

Rangers proud of fans and will not let minority spoil our repuation.

Bain believes further investment in players is agreeable and will strive their utmost to deliver. Club indebted to fans for their support

Club delighted with Rangers Academy results and future is promising. Compensaton fees fir young players problematic

Walter Smith contract situation is that he will work without contract as will Ally and Kenny

Foreign league is likely so our duty is to pursue anything which arises. SPL2 would only be supported with 10 team league, no split and winter break.

JJB relationship improving with club pressure to appoint new overseas manager for distribution. New RFC megastore in Argyl Street likely

Setanta collapse cost club �£12 million

Club disappointed and angry with Dundee Utd

Euro ticket prices justified as season ticket holders discount being fair

Season tickets sales down 3000 compared to last year but still highest in SPL and 9 th in UK

Bain thanks fans and blames recession for financial issue

Bain speech now

Chairman speech closed

Club will NOT sell naming rights to stadium

Chairman says Murray Park youth programe is vital moving forward as well as scouting re-evaluation for new players

Chairman thinks certain fan groups will struggle to under pin business plan but welcomes further dialogue