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P Murray should just have bid 10 million quid as a loan to be repaid with interest by fans. Then liquidated us and taken 5 million shares for 50k. He would be a hero then.

 

Where would Paul Murray have got £10m quid from ? LOL

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roll up roll up invest in rangers you can loan us 200k for 2 days and get 228k back and 2.2 million shares.

 

you can loan us 500k for 9 weeks and make 450k interest and get 2 million penny shares.

 

it's a free for all.

 

not enough mr mather i hear you say. how about 500k penny shares and 2 years wages for a few months work?

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Paul Murray couldn't have raised 10m quid in a million years

 

if he was giving out millions of panny shares im sure he could. he is an experienced fund manager whos raised hundreds of millions before.

 

infact if i could raise it if i was handing out the deals green was.

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the board will sell it's 42 million shares for 12p a pop and get 5 million in. about enough to limp through the first division.

 

if all manages promotion they may be able to limp along until the fans finally wake up probably after a 5 goal drubbing by celtc.

 

meanwhile fans will just drift away and king and his 50 million will be kept out because the ****s are greedy and dont give a fuck about rangers.

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roll up roll up invest in rangers you can loan us 200k for 2 days and get 228k back and 2.2 million shares.

 

you can loan us 500k for 9 weeks and make 450k interest and get 2 million penny shares.

 

it's a free for all.

 

not enough mr mather i hear you say. how about 500k penny shares and 2 years wages for a few months work?

 

Pedantic loyal here gs, but Ahmad's loan of 200k was apparently with an arrangement fee of £50k (as of the leaked October 2012 board meeting minutes). Whether or not that's correct or was later altered is another matter, although it's also worth noting that the so-called 'loan' was apparently specifically for the purpose of buying 'exclusivity' from the administrators, acting on behalf of Duff & Phelps.

 

As for Zeus Capital and Richard Hughes, the same boardroom minutes state that the sum of the loan was £590,000 and that it was an additional payment over and above the £2m already paid by Zeus/Hughes to the administrators. Strangely, the £590k 'loan' was apparently paid a day before the £2m 'undertaking' on the 12th & 13th of June respectively, then repaid 2 months later at £50k p/w on the 14th of August.

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Pedantic loyal here gs, but Ahmad's loan of 200k was apparently with an arrangement fee of £50k (as of the leaked October 2012 board meeting minutes). Whether or not that's correct or was later altered is another matter, although it's also worth noting that the so-called 'loan' was apparently specifically for the purpose of buying 'exclusivity' from the administrators, acting on behalf of Duff & Phelps.

 

As for Zeus Capital and Richard Hughes, the same boardroom minutes state that the sum of the loan was £590,000 and that it was an additional payment over and above the £2m already paid by Zeus/Hughes to the administrators. Strangely, the £590k 'loan' was apparently paid a day before the £2m 'undertaking' on the 12th & 13th of June respectively, then repaid 2 months later at £50k p/w on the 14th of August.

 

it was all confirmed in the ipo document.

 

200k loan 50k arrangement fee.

 

22k work of penny shares and 228k in cash back.

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