hutton34

Not had a bounceback so might be worth an email or two http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_email_address_for_Michel_Platini mplatini@co.fr

I take it all the Rangers out of contract players will be looking for similar (or greater) contracts this time around with nice juicy signing on fees (as is the norm) Looks like they will all be looking elsewhere as it would be improper to deny creditors their proper share of the pot. Likewise any newco will need more than a small cash injection (after buying assets of the oldco) to be able to afford this.

I think D&P will get pulled up over this at some point. They should have sold players at their full value where they could to pay down debt & get them off the wage bill. All they have done is devalue the assets and costs the business their wages. Madness ! D&P don't seem to have done any cost saving activities as a normal administrator would. Any business going into administration that I know of have had severe cuts simply to keep the business going if a buyer is being sought.

I can see the big tax case getting pushed through quickly to ensure HMRC have more than 25% of the debt. If they don't, Mr Whyte and his floating charge over Ibrox & Murray Park will probably wave through a CVA and be happy to trouser a 6 or 7p in the pound amount on his £18m. Not bad work for something bought for a quid. Then take his chances with Ticketus

David Hillier on Twitter (has been a voice of reason throughout this - @DavidHillier ) says selling share makes no difference as would disappear in a newco anyway. It's the floating charge Craig Whyte's dads company has over Ibrox & Murray park that wouldn't change even with selling his shares. In summary - a no news story (like we haven't seen these before)

It appears Craig, David and now Bill are walking away

So a guys ear was munched in a pub called Whispers, you couldn't make it up

Someone else has joined the Blue Knights, all is saved. Wait a minute, he is skint too.....