caseyjones 0 Posted May 18, 2012 Share Posted May 18, 2012 A question or two for all the people wanting to know this groups plans in fine detail. Do Tesco or Asda tell everybody there plans in full details? Would any company tell there rivals there full funding and plans? Lets be honest here, the people that want to know every details of the Green group or any group are the media and TBK supporters in order to use it again them. It's not going to happen at this stage that we will know all the details, people know this but are useing this and the media against this group, shamefull. I want to know more details, but I'm in neither of your groups. How do you square that away? 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
CumbernauldGers 0 Posted May 18, 2012 Share Posted May 18, 2012 I want to know more details, but I'm in neither of your groups. How do you square that away?[/QUOTE] Very simple, wait and see. Thats all we can do. 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigy 0 Posted May 18, 2012 Share Posted May 18, 2012 New article from Rangers website. Has anyone heard of these guys? http://www.rangers.co.uk/news/football-news/article/2776607 Investors Revealed CHARLES GREEN has revealed two of the names involved in the Sevco consortium taking over Rangers - and he has insisted that interest is growing daily. Speaking exclusively to RangersTV, Mr Green has identified Indonesian businessman Jude Allen and Middle Eastern lawyer Mazen Houssami as two of the key protagonists along with a Singapore Family Trust who are part of founding group of investors. However, since the takeover news broke last weekend Mr Green has been inundated with requests to join the consortium He told Blues News: "I can now provide two names, as I have clearance to do so on their part, of investors who are on the list. "One guy is Jude Allen who is an Indonesian investor and the second is a lawyer from the Middle East Mazen Houssami. "These two are very prominent in their areas. It's a great opportunity for us to build on their experience, their connections in those regions because we want to take the Rangers brand into these areas. "There are other names but for today they are two very prominent businessmen who are backing the football club "And in addition to these two previous names there is also a Singapore family trust. "The reluctance to reveal investors initially was because a lot of these investors are offshore trusts and individuals who didn't want their name in the press and media because they, like everyone else in the world, have been watching the Rangers story unfold through the media since February and indeed before that and these people are not publicity seekers. "They want to invest in the football club for the right reasons and the other problem is that we have got an extensive list of interested parties and that list is growing daily. "Since the announcement was made we have had a number of people who were not in my original contact list and some of those are local people that we are speaking to. "We have visitors today at the club we had visitors yesterday - all of whom are interested in becoming investors. That's great news for me because first of all it shows there is a belief that this club can be rescued. "We read articles that the forecasts for the club were misleading. To be honest we have looked at these figures and we have made our own assumptions and we have made our own assessments and we believe we understand this club. "Perhaps egotistically we believe we have the ability to resolve these challenges. We have viewed historical numbers as a guideline and we have to set our own budgets. "Unfortunately for us we don't know if the CVA will go through. We don't know if we can get the transfer embargo overturned and these two things to have a material impact on budget. "So we've approached this with complete flexibility and we have approached it on the basis that this not a one-year or two-year deal, this is a five-ten year plan. "So I have to balance which of the investors are going to be best for this football club. "I can assure fans that it is very easy to raise money, even in this financial market we are in, for an institution like Rangers. Raising the real best type of money that's going to help us expand the club, develop the club in the Asian markets." 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
plgsarmy 111 Posted May 18, 2012 Share Posted May 18, 2012 Yeah, he did mention that and that's who I thought one of them people at the back was. Was one also Ramsay Smith from MH? Yes, I saw him talking to SJ as I was leaving. I'd love to know how much his company has taken from the club over the last few years. 0 Quote Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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