Walter's resignation...could it be ?

[craig 5,199]

Green's interview was much of nothing apart from strangely timed.

 

A consultant making veiled threats about the managers position.... "much of nothing"... aye, ok.

 

Any consultant elsewhere would already have been relieved of their duties for his interview. He is a paid consultant, not a spokesperson of the club, and he should do well to remember that.

[simplythebest 0]

A consultant making veiled threats about the managers position.... "much of nothing"... aye, ok.

 

Any consultant elsewhere would already have been relieved of their duties for his interview. He is a paid consultant, not a spokesperson of the club, and he should do well to remember that.

 

The interview was much of nothing and even if taken us a subtle threat did not warrant McCoist's reaction.

[craig 5,199]

I didn't see how it was warranted.

 

Green at times didn't conduct himself properly as a Rangers CEO.

 

He is a consultant, not a spokesperson of the club. He himself has admitted he knows nothing about football yet allowed himself to go on record about footballing matters at a club where he is, technically, nothing more than a service provider.

 

I can see how it was warranted.

[D'Artagnan 173]

You don't think he should stand up for himself and his players after an unprofessional attack from a proven liar with an agenda? Really?

 

It was badly timed and had all the hallmarks of CG's crassness all over it - but what part of it do you think was an attack on Ally or the players ?

[craig 5,199]

The interview was much of nothing and even if taken us a subtle threat did not warrant McCoist's reaction.

 

Sorry, but that is nonsense.

[54andcounting 0]

Some suggest Green 'smokescreened' his exit with the 'paki' quotes....

 

Maybe Ally is 'smokescreening' his inadequacy as a manager with his quotes.

[simplythebest 0]

He is a consultant, not a spokesperson of the club. He himself has admitted he knows nothing about football yet allowed himself to go on record about footballing matters at a club where he is, technically, nothing more than a service provider.

 

I can see how it was warranted.

Whether Green's interview was ill advised or not is irrelevant to the personal ranting nature of McCoist's response.

[amms 0]

Green's interview was much of nothing apart from strangely timed.

 

No, it was unprofessional and agenda driven. He's a board appointed consultant on investor relations, why would he give an interview on how the team should perform this season within hours of being appointed? Stop defending the indefensible.

[craig 5,199]

Whether Green's interview was ill advised or not is irrelevant to the personal ranting nature of McCoist's response.

 

I havent seen McCoists response... but some on here said it was by no means a rant, but calm and calculated....

 

How the hell is it irrelevant ? It was Green's interview which provoked the response - it can hardly therefore be deemed to be irrelevant.

[simplythebest 0]

No, it was unprofessional and agenda driven. He's a board appointed consultant on investor relations, why would he give an interview on how the team should perform this season within hours of being appointed? Stop defending the indefensible.

It was strange timing but it repeated what many of our fans have said over the summer. McCoist's reaction was disproportionate.