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Is it just coincidence, or is it just me.... but the statement from SDM is exactly the same one as AJ's. Did SDM plagiarise Johnston's letter or have they been talking behind closed doors ?

 

Without a doubt and not unreasonably either as Murray asked Johnston to oversee the purchase.

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Without a doubt and not unreasonably either as Murray asked Johnston to oversee the purchase.

 

Slight tangent BH, but do you believe this insinuation from the old board that Lloyds forced the deal through?

 

To me it seems plausible that Murray didn't even have an option to listen to AJ and the others on the matter when they said they hadn't seen enough from Whyte's submissions to them to say he was the right man.

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Slight tangent BH, but do you believe this insinuation from the old board that Lloyds forced the deal through?

 

To me it seems plausible that Murray didn't even have an option to listen to AJ and the others on the matter when they said they hadn't seen enough from Whyte's submissions to them to say he was the right man.

 

It's not an insinuation, it's a fact that LBG forced the deal through, as Johnston said in the interview, it was a "corporate" decision; in other words it was taken out of the hands of the local account manager etc.

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Just out of interest ... can anyone (like Murray & MIH) ask somesuch of another businessman? For all the bluster, I simply don't understand why a new owner of a company should be open about this to an old owner. Same goesfor AJ and his stuff, or the press' constant harassment of Whyte "to tell the truth".

 

IMHO they can demand whatever they like and ask questions to their hearts' content, but Whyte is probably as required to give answers as Lloyds Banking Group would be.

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Just out of interest ... can anyone (like Murray & MIH) ask somesuch of another businessman? For all the bluster, I simply don't understand why a new owner of a company should be open about this to an old owner. Same goesfor AJ and his stuff, or the press' constant harassment of Whyte "to tell the truth".

 

IMHO they can demand whatever they like and ask questions to their hearts' content, but Whyte is probably as required to give answers as Lloyds Banking Group would be.

 

Legally perhaps, but morally in respect of an institution like Rangers?

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