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How's this then. If green sells our stadium to one of his mates we will never recover from his ownership. If he doesn't it will take 10 years to recover from it. Unless someone like dave king pumps in 20 to 40 million for little or no return.

 

And that's 10 years from when he hands us over to owners who want to win trophies not get rich not from now.

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Well, if you are a man like Prior (who has seen the figures), would you support a board and buy shares of a club that is, if we go by the media opinion, about to go bust? Obviously, he could just be another of these "SPIVS" looking to make a quick buck, for fun more than anything.

 

I have absolutely no idea what his motives or intentions are, but I do find myself wondering about that.

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I am amazed that yet another article in the Sun full of nonsense such as " ‘If a sensible business and financial plan has been completed then Rangers may have gone forward, but there has been no communication of this at present." (obviously it won't be communicated till it's completed) and unsubstantiated "facts" such as ‘Clearly, the passage of time since the AGM has reduced the cash reserves to a critical level.’"; has managed to engender near 100 posts in 10 pages on here.

 

Completely leaving aside the "fit & proper" issue, as several posters have said, if King wanted some real influence he could easily have snapped up a notifiable 3% or the 5% of the shares necessary to call an EGM, more than enough shares have been traded in the market. It would only have cost him around £750,000 tops, apparently pocket money to him; and still left him £19M and change (out of the alleged £20M he wants to invest directly into the Club).

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Oh aye another egm for the spivs to win is what we need.

 

Vert prductive

 

Take a step back and check what BH wrote. Me too, BTW. He could have snapped up shares all along but did not. He could have had a vital say by buying shares long before the AGM but chose not to. For his own reasons. Add to that the baggage he has with the RSA folk. Money is all fine and if the clubs needs it, they will sure come back to him.

 

Maybe we look upon the silence from the board from a more positive direction?

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I am amazed that yet another article in the Sun full of nonsense such as " ‘If a sensible business and financial plan has been completed then Rangers may have gone forward, but there has been no communication of this at present." (obviously it won't be communicated till it's completed) and unsubstantiated "facts" such as ‘Clearly, the passage of time since the AGM has reduced the cash reserves to a critical level.’"; has managed to engender near 100 posts in 10 pages on here.

 

Completely leaving aside the "fit & proper" issue, as several posters have said, if King wanted some real influence he could easily have snapped up a notifiable 3% or the 5% of the shares necessary to call an EGM, more than enough shares have been traded in the market. It would only have cost him around £750,000 tops, apparently pocket money to him; and still left him £19M and change (out of the alleged £20M he wants to invest directly into the Club).

 

This is the bit I cannot understand. With the share price as it is why isn't he buying shares the way the likes of Laxey and Prior did ? Surely with his alleged wealth that would be loose change to him to gain even a 5% shareholding

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