Fotbawmad Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 (edited) Like 33% of turnover? I think we all know that the days of big signings and high wages are over but thanks for the concern, If thats the case, assuming you want a team that can win the league and do well in Europe. Get ready to fork out a grand on a season ticket or £70 on matchday. Our wages seem to get higher everytime some posts on here Don't worry we'll have a good laugh at how much your spending to win division 1 Edited November 19, 2012 by Fotbawmad 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bendarroch Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Mud slinging, nope. Just telling the truth Good man - you'll surely recognise and welcome the truth about the sordid things the plastics allowed their board to preside over. We can then debate why the plastic support stood by and did nothing. Nothing at all. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
~~~ Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Good man - you'll surely recognise and welcome the truth about the sordid things the plastics allowed their board to preside over. We can then debate why the plastic support stood by and did nothing. Nothing at all. Gareth Neil Design, Glasgow £3,200 http://www.scotsman.com/the-scotsman/scotland/rangers-administration-full-list-of-creditors-1-2325870 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SS-18 ICBM Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 http://www.scotsman....itors-1-2325870 Rangers administration: Full list of creditors Published on Wednesday 30 May 2012 00:00 THE full list of creditors is as follows: A K Ray, Ross Hall Hospital, Glasgow £150 ADI UK, Preston £7620 AS St Etienne, France £252,212.39 ASL, East Sussex £2514 Acies Group, Edinburgh £2340 Adrian Coll, Balloch £1600 Alan Duncan, Glasgow £1400 Alexander West Property, Glasgow £2807 Alison Walker TV, Bearsden £600 Alliance Video, Surrey £204 Aon Limited, London £14,151 Arena Imaging, Derby £336 Argyll and Bute Council £406.80 Arsenal Football Club £136,560 Astra Hygiene Supplies, Dumbarton £61.27 Audi Stirling £396.05 Azure Support Services, Macclesfield £523,949.71 Azzurri Scotland, Burnley £34.63 BTWShiells, Belfast £2917.39 Barr Environmental Limited, Cummnock £264 Base Soccer Agency, London £52,560 Bauer Radio Ltd (Radio Clyde) £702 Beyard Services, Beith £5559.60 Bhutta’s Newsagents, Glasgow £567.45 Big Think Agency, Glasgow £14,265.60 Blooms UK Limited, Glasgow £70 Brabners, Manchester £12,999 Brentwood Estates, Manchester £42,963.06 Brian Proudfoot, Glasgow £2,802 British Gas £1,562.42 BT £1,292.13 Business Cost Consultants, Glasgow £6,240.60 Business Stream, Edinburgh £9,727.22 CNP Professional, Cheshire £719.96 CRE8, Gloucester £68,406.70 Cairn Financial, London £4,127.60 Cairns & Scott Caterhire, Glasgow £762 Cameron Presentations, Glasgow £8,795.99 Campbell Medical Supplies, Paisley £3,386.73 Camtec, Herts £552 Canniesburn Taxis, Bearsden £269.69 Capital Solutions, Edinburgh £11,423.40 Capito Ltd, Livingston £1,049.69 Carberry’s Coaches, Portadown Co Armagh £1,200 Carnival Chaos Production, Edinburgh £672 Carol Govan, Glasgow £600 Cask Productions, Glasgow £1,980 Cask Sports, Glasgow £2,919.60 Catercare Scotland, Stewarton £420 Charlton Chauffeur Drive, Glasgow £792 Chelsea FC £238,345.43 Childcare Vouchers, London £1,143.74 Chilli It, Chester £416.52 Chris Clarke, Kilmarnock £150 Christine Siebelt, Milngavie £1,100 Citrus Office Solutions, Lancashire £4,304.24 City Electrical Factors, Glasgow £215.40 Clyde Productions, Glasgow £180 Coca Cola £10,133.91 Colin Suggett, Sunderland £741.80 Collstream Limited, Derby £5,779.37 Collyer Bristow, London £40,691.22 Colours Agency Glasgow £1,980 Computer Links, Livingston £2,146.32 Computershare Investor Service, Bristol, £23,855.03 Craig Services & Access East Sussex £900 Culture & Sport Glasgow £10,338.96 Daily Record & Sunday Mail £312 DealBureau Commercial Finance, Southend £10,000 Decco Limited, Glasgow £174.72 Dell Computer Corporation, Berkshire £272.85 Direct Medical Imaging, Lancashire £230 Disclosure Scotland £372 Dominique S Byrne, Nuffield Hospital, Glasgow £160 Dr David A S Marshall, Bridge of Weir £160 Dundas & Wilson, Edinburgh £24,027.84 E.ON £8,827.14 Eagle Consulting, Inverness £40 Eagle Couriers, Bathgate £96.60 Eden Springs, Blantyre £644.64 Edinburgh Audi £5,197.08 Electrical Was te Recycling, County Durham £18 Enterprise Rent-a-Car, Stirling £9,000 Events Audio Visual, Clydebank £300 Exchequer Corporate Finance , Surrey £4,000 Executive Hire, Harlow £1,060 FES FM, Stirling £80,874.93 FL Memo, London £116.86 FX Signs, Glasgow £15,546.56 G Media Mangement, Cheltenham £995 G4S, Surrey £295,036.24 GTG Training, Glasgow £396 Gareth Neil Design, Glasgow £3,200 Gerry McGeoch, Glasgow £150 Glasgow Audi £1,041.62 Glasgow City Council £5,000 Glasgow City Council (Council Tax) £2,008.21 Glasgow Leading Attractions (The Willow Tea Rooms) £1,525 Glasgow Taxis £TBC Glencairn Crystal Studio, East Kilbide £354 Gordon McKay, Blackridge £150 HOBS Reprographics, Glasgow £270.15 HSS Hire Service £67.10 Hamilton Brothers, Bishopton £115.56 Hay McKerron Associates, Milngavie £3,600 Hepscott Water Systems, Morpeth £1,190.28 Hrvoje Bojanic Beethoveova, Zagreb, Croatia £2,898.42 Hutchesons Eductational Trust, Glasgow £550 ILC Media, Preston £2,040 IMG Media, Chiswick £180 Impact Signs, Cumbernauld £9,482.79 Integrated Cleaning Management, Hampshire £3,329.19 Iris Chorus Application Software, Devon £5,973.60 Iris Ticketing, Devon £37,210.42 Iron Mountain, Livingston £1,271.16 JCM Business Consulting, Paisley £2,745 JJB Sports £19,390.59 James Gordon (Engineers), Galston £1,437.68 Jewson, Glasgow £930.60 Joe Lennon Picture Framing, Bearsden £840 John Deere, Gloucester £41,191.59 K7X, Ayr, £240 Kalamazoo Secure Solutions, Birmingham £4,017 Keith Hawley, Glasgow £2,600 Kevin Cameron Radio Service, Paisley £600 Kube Networks, Glasgow £7,672.08 L & S Litho, Glasgow £17,035.04 Lothian Power Clean, Larkhall £194.34 LSK Supplies, Glasgow £178.58 Lawrie Furnishings, Paisley £607.20 Limelight Networks , Arizona £2,333.49 Link Seating Limited, Worcestershire £606.98 Loomis UK, Nottingham £2,248.08 Louis Grace Electrical, Glasgow £1,087.84 Lyco Direct Limited , Milton Keynes £2,381.27 MSM Solicitors, Paisley £420 MacGregor Industrial Supplies, Inverness £106.76 Mackinnon Partners, Gourock £200 Manchester City FC £328,248.71 Manea Florin Bucharest £37,500 Mar Hall, Bishopton £5,511.90 Marsh Ltd UK, Norwich £779.10 Martin Dawes, Warrington £654.74 Media House, Glasgow £19,200 MediaCom, Edinburgh £11,544.42 Menzies Hotels, Derbyshire £257.40 Michael Douglas, Glasgow £100 Milngavie Mini Market £413.29 Modular Property Holdings, Glasgow £20,930.22 Motif Promotional Clothing, Glasgow £27.29 Murray Group Holdings, Edinburgh £278,964.30 Nairn Brown (Glasgow) £1,492.50 National Car Rental, Leicester £162.52 Navyblue Design Group, Edinburgh £6,960 Newline Products, Glasgow £7,001 Newsquest (Herald & Times £1,500 Nexo S.A., France £1,799.37 Nicola Young, Glasgow £3,500 Noble Grossart, Edinburgh £18,612 Nordic Scouting, Oslo £20,000 North Glasgow College £11,041.80 OHSS, Edinburgh £234 OfficeFurnitureOnline.co.uk, Dumfires £338.40 Ooyala, California £733.92 Opal Telecom £169.72 Orebro SK £150,000 Oxford Hotels & Inns (Carnoustie) £3,709.96 PR Newswire Europe £300 PTS - Plumbing Trade Supplies, Leicester £30.42 Paramed, Howwood £1,050 Parklands Country Club, Glasgow £500 Parks of Hamilton £7,256 Paton Plant, York £1,450.16 Perform Group, Middlesex £346,097.43 Pineapple Aroundshot, Co Durham £2,316.96 Pineapple Photographic, Co Durham £5,875 Ping Network Solutions, Glasgow £4,020.25 Plum Films, Edinburgh £3,000 Posh Deli, Glasgow £260 Postage by Phone, Essex £510.80 Premier Cash Registers, Glasgow £12,600 Prime Commercial Properties Management, London £10,805.53 Professional Pre-Season Tours (Libero), Glasgow £60,000 Quick Shift Tyre Service, Glasgow £48 R.F.Brown, Hamilton £1,681.44 RBS WorldPay, Cambridge £180.66 RS Components Limited, Northants £204.95 Rangers Lotteries Ltd, Glasgow £105.80 Reed Business Information, Surrey £2,764.80 Renfrewshire Council HQ £108 Restore Scotland, Paisley £579.74 Rigby Taylor Limited, Bolton £10,762.16 Rodgers Sercurity Systems, Glasgow £342.50 Ross Hall Hospital, Glasgow £770.50 Ross Promotional, Glasgow £1,022.88 Royal Mail £3,262.54 SDL Group, Glasgow £1,350 SG World, Cheshire £577.56 SIR Teknologi, West Sussex £TBC SK Rapid, Austria £1,011,763.44 STRI, West Yorkshire £17.28 Saffery Champness, Glasgow £31,028.01 Scot-West Business Forms, Glasgow £749.60 Scotprint, Haddington £7,514 Scotrae Productions, Greenock £17,058.94 Scottish Ambulance Service £8,438.40 Scottish Hydro Electric £62,527.30 Scottish Power £302.44 Search Promotional Merchandise, Buckinghamshire £6,240 Shanks Waste Management, Southampton £122.58 Sharon Agnew, Glasgow £460 Shawfield Timber, Glasgow, £786.24 Shell UK £7,637.94 Shields Land Rover, Glasgow £246.75 Shred-it Glasgow £444 Sign Plus, Dunfermline £2,473.22 Signature Industries, London £1,507.90 Simplewaste Solutions, Clydebank £17,626.26 Sinclair Pharmacy, Glasgow £1,909.79 Slater Menswear , Glasgow £688.31 Solutions.tv, Glasgow £2,652 Sound Acoustic Productions, Glasgow £12,000 Souters Irrigation Services, Cumbernauld £456 Spike Multiedia, Giffnock £5,312.50 Sporting iD, Tyne and Wear £144.70 Sportopps.com, Belfast £150 Sports Alliance, Bury £2,006.65 Sports Revolution, London £5,034.52 Stellar Football, London £72,000 Stirling Fire Protection £1,149.30 Stockline Plastics, Glasgow £258 Strathclyde Police £51,882 Striking Imagery, Cumbernauld £113.51 Stuart MacMorran, Clydebank £422.50 Summit Asset Management, Surrey £70,555.88 Susan Thomson Your Sonsie Face, Glasgow £40 TNT £1,255.39 Tabs FM, London, £1,980 Tellcomm Limited, West Midlands £6,435.89 The Arco Group, Hull £443.43 The Brite Bulb, Bishopbriggs £3,209.64 The Burnbrae, Bearsden £1,403.88 The Business & Property Bureau, Bearsden £7,376 The Business Incentives Group, Glasgow £1,893.60 The City of Edinburgh Council £90 The Fees Company, Edinburgh £118.16 The Financial Times £3,480 The Scottish Football League £3,859.92 The Premier Property Group, Edinburgh £103,210.96 Thistle International Freight, Paisley £128.42 Thistle Storage Equipment, Cumbernauld £140.40 Thomas Cook Sport, Manchester £129,216.56 Ticket Team, Netherlands £873.36 Ticketline Network, Manchester £11,668.67 Trade UK (Screwfix) £77.01 Trident Trust Company, Jersey £40,689.90 UK Fast, Manchester £689.78 US Citta di Palermo, Italy £205,513.04 Umbro £1,756.05 University of the West of Scotland £135 Vodafone £204 Voicescape, Manchester £786.84 William Henderson, Glasgow £275 Yuill & Kyle Solicitors, Glasgow £1,486.80 Celtic FC £40,337 Dundee United FC £65,981.49 Dunfermline Athletic FC £83,370.13 Heart of Midlothian FC £800,000 Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC £39,805 SPL £22,500 SFA 11,089.04 HM Revenue & Customs £14,372,042 Ticketus, London £26,700,000 Debenture Holders (various) £7,736,000 Season Ticket Holders (various) £TBC Employees Various £TBC That's a very impressive list up there! 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Liam. Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Rangers won the league with Souness, Woods, Butcher, Roberts, et al before Murray bought (the now defunct) Rangers. Have to agree with the Captain here, Rangers cheating only began in 2001. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Doink Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Shred-it Glasgow £444 :lol: 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bennett Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 If thats the case, assuming you want a team that can win the league and do well in Europe. Get ready to fork out a grand on a season ticket or £70 on matchday. Don't worry we'll have a good laugh at how much your spending to win division 1 Been down that road before, it doesn't work. I don't see why given time we can't have a team of home grown players capable of winning the SPL in the future, we have plenty of time on our hands. Just need a decent coaching and scouting system. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Doink Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Surely Bomber will come back to help out with the coaching 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hellbhoy Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 If thats the case, assuming you want a team that can win the league and do well in Europe. Get ready to fork out a grand on a season ticket or £70 on matchday. Don't worry we'll have a good laugh at how much your spending to win division 1 January 1st 2014 ! firesale at Ibrox and the exodus of the most expensive players to help Chucky Cheeses retirement fund. By the end of said month in come the freebies that no one wanted to sign since the embargo kicked in because they were pish players and the wage bill comes down and so do results on the park. Fans bring out their old pish stained sheets again and fly "WE DESERVE BETTER" and Chucky goes on TV explaining that debt had to be settled even though there was talk of being debt free and these debts must be paid. February 14th the second anniversary of the death of Rangers est 1872 the newco Rangers est 2012 file for administration for the debt crippled club that lost 30 million in revenue through Chuckies offshore investment ventures to help increase finances at the new club the club gets sold for a £1 again and POUNDLAND becomes TESCO 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Doink Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Milngavie Mini Market £413.29 Ally's Chocolate mini roll bill? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SS-18 ICBM Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 Shred-it Glasgow £444 :lol: ! 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ThirdrockfromtheSon Posted November 19, 2012 Share Posted November 19, 2012 1353368292[/url]' post='6823401']Been down that road before, it doesn't work. I don't see why given time we can't have a team of home grown players capable of winning the SPL in the future, we have plenty of time on our hands. Just need a decent coaching and scouting system. Yes you have, and yes, it doesn't work. Unsustainable. I agree you could do it with home grown players, but unfortunately your club's transfer embargo situation and the bulk of your fans' attitude dictates that your club must overspend on players, even when the team are in the cesspit of the Scottish league system. Rangers - always did, always will try to get the best players, even when unnecessary, to secure an advantage over your opponents. Even when playing plumbers, posties and bakers. WATP (we always throw poundsatit). 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bennett Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 Yes you have, and yes, it doesn't work. Unsustainable. I agree you could do it with home grown players, but unfortunately your club's transfer embargo situation and the bulk of your fans' attitude dictates that your club must overspend on players, even when the team are in the cesspit of the Scottish league system. Rangers - always did, always will try to get the best players, even when unnecessary, to secure an advantage over your opponents. Even when playing plumbers, posties and bakers. WATP (we always throw poundsatit). Most teams will try and gain an advantage over opponents that's football, we have the fan base to ensure that the club is properly funded and run. It would surprise you about our fans attitudes, most bears accept our situation regarding overspending, The transfer ban is effectively for one window, i hope we have our scouts looking for good youngsters leading up to the january one and if i get SFL rules correctly we can bring players in during the summer window, play them as trialists and register them once the ban expires. Our future squads must be mostly youths brought though supplemented by a few players being brought wisely and cheaply. -1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ThirdrockfromtheSon Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 1353369735[/url]' post='6823464']Most teams will try and gain an advantage over opponents that's football, we have the fan base to ensure that the club is properly funded and run. It would surprise you about our fans attitudes, most bears accept our situation regarding overspending, The transfer ban is effectively for one window, i hope we have our scouts looking for good youngsters leading up to the january one and if i get SFL rules correctly we can bring players in during the summer window, play them as trialists and register them once the ban expires. Our future squads must be mostly youths brought though supplemented by a few players being brought wisely and cheaply. Fair enough, your opinion and debate is reasonable. However, although you assert that I'd be surprised about the fans attitude re. Overspending, it's difficult to deny that you have went way OTT this year,and the team you have would probably hold it's own easily in the league my lot are in. So, rhetorically, why did your fans not speak up at the purchases of the (my words here) mercenaries like Sandaza, the Brazilian guy and the other guy (French bloke)? Long term planning and early, unnecessary spending baffles me in this case; the seaside league could be won quite easily using home grown talent - yes, even using the kids - playing in a full time capacity in what is essentially a part-time league. Good money after bad, methinks? 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
~~~ Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 Shred-it Glasgow £444 :lol: Lest we forget 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Liam. Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 I had a thought. Would £94m be the largest amount of unpaid tax fraud by a sporting institution? Can someone who knows where to look check that out, there's potentially a new world record on the horizon. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Henrik's tongue Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 That is some amount of business people that have been screwed over by the quintessential British club. What a shower of fucking scumbags RFC were 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dave.j Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 (edited) 1353370544[/url]' post='6823497']Fair enough, your opinion and debate is reasonable. However, although you assert that I'd be surprised about the fans attitude re. Overspending, it's difficult to deny that you have went way OTT this year,and the team you have would probably hold it's own easily in the league my lot are in. So, rhetorically, why did your fans not speak up at the purchases of the (my words here) mercenaries like Sandaza, the Brazilian guy and the other guy (French bloke)? Long term planning and early, unnecessary spending baffles me in this case; the seaside league could be won quite easily using home grown talent - yes, even using the kids - playing in a full time capacity in what is essentially a part-time league. Good money after bad, methinks? Got to agree, and the whole, we didn't have enough time excuse that's been used before doesn't wash. The fact is, and McCoist has admitted it himself... The squad wasn't built to win the league, it was built to win the cups. Well thats what he said publicly. What it does tho' is reeks of the old rangers arrogance, it looks like a display of, how dare you make us play in the third, look at the wages we pay, the players we have. It came across as, we are going to piss all over this league to make you look foolish. We are too big for the third. Rangers have wasted 7 mil on wages this season, probably 3 times that over the length of contracts... Infant, if rangers had a realistic wage budget, they would never have needed the share issue, the spare wage cash could be used to do everything they need to do. But let's be honest, there is no way, rangers fans would have accepted players of the calibre of the first and second division. Their WATP attitude forced the hand, the club had to buy marque players, to sell season tickets... Crafty Charlie tho... He's given them the big names... And via the share issue... It's the fans that are paying for those signings. Edited November 20, 2012 by dave.j 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
tamthetim Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 That is some amount of business people that have been screwed over by the quintessential British club. What a shower of fucking scumbags RFC were Spot on m8 and i wonder how many small buisness had cash flow problems after being bumped off the oldco And lest we forget the poor soldiers who could have had better equipment ( you know the ones they really care about ) Disgrace of a club so they were but at least they are no more and you should take some solace from that 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bendarroch Posted November 20, 2012 Share Posted November 20, 2012 And lest we forget the poor soldiers Tell it to the 'bloostained' Green Brigade. The Green Brigade - hilariously named after Scottish mercenaries who slaughtered Irish mercenaries. How does that song go? If you know your history... 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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