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So we cannot plan for next season until the season actually has started. Another dreadful pre season just like last season?

 

I would think that Ally is doing his best to plan a pre-season, regardless of what else is going on. I would imagine that after the creditors meeting, any plans will become firmer as the chances of a creditor changing their mind after the meeting will be fairly low.

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So we cannot plan for next season until the season actually has started. Another dreadful pre season just like last season?

 

Well I think this pre-seaon will be a little bit different :smile:

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In what way? Do you think Ally has learned lessons?

 

Everybody learns,no?.

However I posted tongue in cheek,we may not have many players to choose from,other than kids,and we won't have European ties to worry about.

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I have heard that the CVA letters are definately being sent out today.

 

So do the creditors have 14 days from today or 14 days from when they receive the CVA proposal?

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Everybody learns,no?.

However I posted tongue in cheek,we may not have many players to choose from,other than kids,and we won't have European ties to worry about.

 

Kaunas, then Unirea, then Malmo, Malmo then Maribor. No mate, not everyone learns. - Attitude and complacency.

 

Kilmarnock then St Mirren. No lessons learned. - Attitude

 

Struggles against Partick and QOS then Falkirk, No lessons learned. - Complacency and attitude.

 

McCulloch in midfield then McCulloch in midfield again, and again. Finally with him up front, A lesson learned. :) - Forced upon the manager.

 

Bartley at right back, and again, and again. No lesson learned. - Poor tactical choice.

 

Could probably go on and on.......doesnt seem to me like lessons are learned by the coaching team or the players.

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I would think that Ally is doing his best to plan a pre-season, regardless of what else is going on. I would imagine that after the creditors meeting, any plans will become firmer as the chances of a creditor changing their mind after the meeting will be fairly low.

 

I will be amazed if this Green thing goes through.

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this had to be lodged with the court didn't it.

 

the question is was it?

 

The administrator only needs to send the CVA proposal to every creditor.

 

Any member of the company (Rangers employee) can apply in writing to obtain a copy.

 

After the creditors meeting (which could be up to 2+ weeks from now) the administrator needs to report the creditors decision to the court and Companies House.

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