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There might be something in that. According to Prof. David Hillier, Green is running a search fund which is ".... an investment vehicle funded by investors to identify a good opportunity. Will delegate running of club to someone else. Search funds normally want money back within 3-5 years and a return via exit. This means value creation for RFC in that time if successful." (@davidhillier)

3-5 years via CVA might make a return. 3-5 via newco probably won't.

Isn't that the same as Ticketus?

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I think it depends on how big any potential pile of cards is.

If Rangers exist via CVA then I don't think much is going to change and there isn't going to be much ammunition to fuel change, e.g 11-1 might be likely to stay . There won't be questions of SPL cowardice, clubs at war with elements of their fans, or a loss of legitimacy (being Newco approved scenario)... nor alternatively a huge financial draught in the game and the future being all about massive cost-cutting, and a battle primarily to survive (being Newco not approved > income reduces scenario).

It's also clear that there's no consensus among clubs on anything - league size an example... 10? 12? 14? Play-offs? No play-offs? Even if an environment comes into being which enables alterations - you need people to agree on what the alteration should be, to do it.

People say "seize the opportunity"... but it's not particularly clear, IMO, that anyone has identified [1] the detail of the opportunity and [2] who'd all agree to seize it.

I think in situations like this, the only people who could/would make the change, are the SFA. As someone stated last week, no-one in the SPL should be allowed to make a decision regarding Rangers punishments, because their decision will be totally dependant on their own finances, rather than on the actual crimes commited.

As far as reconstruction goes, I think we should follow the English pyramid system, have 2 leagues of 18, a "Conference" of 16-18, 2 up and down with a possible 3rd via play-offs.

ps....Rangers would of course start in the Conference.

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Do the 20 "individuals and families" even exist? Sounds like he's preparing the orcs

for no CVA, liquidation and a Bill Miller type "incubator" newco with that statement.

Y'know that's what I was wondering, there was a statement which I read (on here I think, a no of pages back) that said he was interested in anyone who wanted to put money in and join him, sounded more like an advert and made me think that he might still be trying to get this consortium together, hence the reluctance to name them and the fact this it's pretty clearly a last minute punt.

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I would like to add this QUANTUM KEEKER to P&B consortium in a very hostile take over bid

We are not D&P, we don't need to see evidence of your quantum at present. Thanking you kindly...

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I dont think anything will happen prior to the SFA appeal being heard. If they have the same punishment (or greater) i believe that a few of the 20 would walk...

Additionally is Green actually saying that the 20 will not commit until the CVA is agreed? Even if this was to happen then that would be weeks away...Rangers only have cash for another couple of weeks...dont they?

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Do the 20 "individuals and families" even exist? Sounds like he's preparing the orcs

for no CVA, liquidation and a Bill Miller type "incubator" newco with that statement.

But I suggested above, it can't be likened to Bill Miller's "incubator" idea. That approach specified a newco running in parallel with an attempted CVA by the oldco, then remerger with the old company intact (and it's company number, yada, yada, yada) Green's situation would be the CVA attempt exhausted, followed by the liquidation of oldco, and an entirely separate company (newco via a pre-packaged liquidation). This would be an entirely new entity - and I can't see how it could claim any rights to SPL share or past honours.

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Seems like it, doesn't it?

So for less than half of what Ticketus speculated with they hope to get the whole shebang and not just the tickets? Nice.

Wonder if the 20 just happen to be the same investors as backed Ticketus? Now that would be funny.

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I dont think anything will happen prior to the SFA appeal being heard. If they have the same punishment (or greater) i believe that a few of the 20 would walk...

Additionally is Green actually saying that the 20 will not commit until the CVA is agreed? Even if this was to happen then that would be weeks away...Rangers only have cash for another couple of weeks...dont they?

I'm sure they sell of some players come June to cover running costs even if the Orcs will object it.

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I'm sure they sell of some players come June to cover running costs even if the Orcs will object it.

What I don't understand about that is how they can use further sales to fund running costs for the period from June. Green specifically said they creditors would be offered £8.5m + the Jelavic money. How can further sales be spent......shouldn't the proceeds be added to the creditor pot too?

How can this different treatment of asset disposals (players) be justified?

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The more you look at it, Green looks to be fronting a 'Webuyanyclub.com' operation.

Damn, thats gonna be stuck in my head now :rolleyes:

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What I don't understand about that is how they can use further sales to fund running costs for the period after June. Green specifically said they creditors would be offered £8.5m + the Jelavic money. How can further sales be spent......shouldn't the proceeds be added to the creditor pot too?

Assuming Green doesn't do a runner and also they are still in admin so "NUFF n HELPS" will have to acquire capital to keep the club running as I'm sure Greens cash is only for the creditors only.

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@davidhillier's proclamation that HMRC are likely to agree a CVA on the basis that the regime has changed concerns me greatly:

"HMRC CVA policy: when an insolvent firm has new owners, history of nonpayment is not important. New owners are what matters."

I am always hearing how HMRC consistently reject CVAs, but the above statement could be significant.

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