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He'll be gone very soon (with a large severance package) and replaced with another of his ilk but pleasing to see some form of pressure amassing over the current board and Ashley in his bid to sew us up lock stock and barrel.

 

Though with resolution 9 being voted against by this shower of vermin and Ashley hamstrung with SFA regulations it's clear loans from fatty is our only route for capital. Cheerio Ibrox and Auchenhowie.

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The bit I'm struggling to fathom is why members of the Board voted against their own resolution (#9) at the AGM.

 

Even by our own recent standards, that's just bizarre. Obviously, there's been a late change of mind after the resolutions were made public, so perhaps it's a result of the shifting balance of power within Ibrox.

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The bit I'm struggling to fathom is why members of the Board voted against their own resolution (#9) at the AGM.

 

Even by our own recent standards, that's just bizarre. Obviously, there's been a late change of mind after the resolutions were made public, so perhaps it's a result of the shifting balance of power within Ibrox.

 

Wasn't it just put there to show that they had given the opportunity for other investors to be allowed in bu the shareholders rejected it (as they knew they would)?

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Wasn't it just put there to show that they had given the opportunity for other investors to be allowed in bu the shareholders rejected it (as they knew they would)?

 

But it just makes it even more obvious when a director with shares and proxies amounting to 29% then votes against it.

 

Surely better not to have the resolution at all and therefore draw less attention to your opposition to the principle?

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But it just makes it even more obvious when a director with shares and proxies amounting to 29% then votes against it.

 

Surely better not to have the resolution at all and therefore draw less attention to your opposition to the principle?

 

sounds like someone changed their minds at the last minute.

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But it just makes it even more obvious when a director with shares and proxies amounting to 29% then votes against it.

 

Surely better not to have the resolution at all and therefore draw less attention to your opposition to the principle?

 

Not if your hiding your intentions. It was a bluff for the sfa.

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