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If he thinks he's entitled to the cash, he'll chase it all the way, but what are we learning about this situation? We have directors of the board who can earn - or think they can earn - exorbitant sums of money.

 

We know the business argument about the more he earns the more we make, but does it really work like that? How is this guy justifying this extraordinary amount of money?

 

If he's due half a million, surely Rangers must have earned a pile on top of it due to his efforts, but did it? What benefit did Rangers get - financially - that justifies such a large sum to a former director?

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This situation with Imran Ahmad has just reminded me of Martin Bain being granted an order to freeze about a half a million of the Club's assets due to fears of insolvency in September 2011 and Craig Whyte put us into administration 5 months later.

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This situation with Imran Ahmad has just reminded me of Martin Bain being granted an order to freeze about a half a million of the Club's assets due to fears of insolvency in September 2011 and Craig Whyte put us into administration 5 months later.

 

Exactly, and the situation now appears to be a lot more immediate than it was back then.

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