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Charlotte Fakeover claiming Whitey's won his Ticketus appeal

Charlotte Fakeovers ‏@CharlotteFakes2 22m

The votes are in. Paul Murray is set for a place on the Rangers board just in time to fight Craig Whyte's legal claim. #AGM #Irony

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Charlotte Fakeovers ‏@CharlotteFakes2 14m

Brain Stockbridge will make way after a Stock Exchange announcement at 7am on Friday. His seat on the board will be taken by Paul Murray.

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Nice try, Jack.

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Charlotte Fakeovers ‏@CharlotteFakes2 13m

Craig Whyte has won his Ticketus appeal. He is now ready to fund his legal claim over Rangers assets.

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Charlotte Fakeovers ‏@CharlotteFakes2 4m

I see someone has tried to suspend my account already.

Hmmmmmmmmmm Popcorn anyone :lol:

I have popcorn and have made a contingency plan by buying as many boxes of microwavable as possible so it won't take up as much room as bags of ready made :) . I always said Whyte was after the assets and not the club :lol: , The Great Whyte Shark will fcuk them up for rent each year as well as a hefty bill for fighting a losing battle in the law courts ;) , well hopefully anyway ^_^ .

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Charlotte Fakeovers ‏@CharlotteFakes2 22m

The votes are in. Paul Murray is set for a place on the Rangers board just in time to fight Craig Whyte's legal claim. #AGM #Irony

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Charlotte Fakeovers ‏@CharlotteFakes2 14m

Brain Stockbridge will make way after a Stock Exchange announcement at 7am on Friday. His seat on the board will be taken by Paul Murray.

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Nice try, Jack.

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Charlotte Fakeovers ‏@CharlotteFakes2 13m

Craig Whyte has won his Ticketus appeal. He is now ready to fund his legal claim over Rangers assets.

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Right, assuming this is accurate, what exactly does it mean? I try to follow this closely, but still get confused.

Kenny McIntyre' s saying the current board look set to remain in place after Thursday. What's with the Paul Murray/Stockbridge stuff then?

What impact could a successful ticketus appeal have on Newco?

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Right, assuming this is accurate, what exactly does it mean? I try to follow this closely, but still get confused.

Kenny McIntyre' s saying the current board look set to remain in place after Thursday. What's with the Paul Murray/Stockbridge stuff then?

What impact could a successful ticketus appeal have on Newco?

I think it's safe to say that this is all a piece of elaborate theatre played out in public so that the fighting goes on privately to see who has the balls to get their snout into the trough to milk the stupid basterds that attend Ibrox once a fortnight :) .

The rangers fans have been given every good favour since Green managed to field a team cloned as a dying club and this humongous sham will come to an end at some point and hopefully this will be even more embarrassing to them than the last spectacular monumental meltdown at Mordhor last year :) .

MT let's just get the popcorn ready 8) , it's going to go bad at some point for them :lol: .

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"This information could only have come from one of two sources - Capita or the Rangers board. We regard this as a serious breach of Stock Market regulations and we intend having our legal team look at the matter on Wednesday morning.

:lol: Two years this new club have been giving us laughs, Long may it continue

The Cevco International FC - keeping the legal profession in the champagne lifestyle since 2012 !!!! :lol:

EXCLUSIVE: Neil Alexander launches Ibrox legal fight

GOALKEEPER Neil Alexander is considering taking Rangers to court over a claim for breach of contract.

The 35-year-old, who left Ibrox for Crystal Palace during the summer, has sought legal advice on his case, with PFA Scotland also involved.

Express Sport understands that Alexander’s case centres around his contract, which had clauses in it that should have seen him handed a wage rise and a higher appearance fee after Allan McGregor left the Ibrox club in the summer of 2012.

PFA Scotland lawyer Margaret Gribbon, of Bridge Litigation, confirmed she was representing Alexander.

Gribbon said: “I can confirm there is a contractual dispute between the two parties.

“Neil is very keen to try to resolve this matter directly with the club in the first instance, before he considers any other options.”

It could be another damaging blow to Rangers, who are already gripped by infighting ahead of tomorrow night’s AGM. The club are also running short of cash and if Alexander was to win his fight then it could well push them over the edge – as the alleged loss of earnings runs into a significant six-figure sum.

The shot-stopper’s case relates to last season when Alexander showed loyalty to Rangers by staying at the club after most of the club’s other top stars – including McGregor, Stevie Naismith and Steven Whittaker – decided to walk out on their contracts after the Light Blues were forced to start life again in the Third Division.

Alexander was a key player for manager Ally McCoist as Rangers romped to the Third Division title, but his five-year spell ended on bitter terms over the way his contract renegotiations were handled.

The keeper had wanted to remain at Ibrox but was seeking a two-year contract similar to that which had been handed to club captain Lee McCulloch.

Alexander had initially been offered a one-year deal by former chief executive Charles Green on roughly £10,000 a week, but that was then taken off the table by the Yorkshireman.

Green then added insult to injury by going back to Alexander with another 12-month contract on less than a third of his initial offer. The Scotland cap rejected it point-blank and knew the writing was on the wall when Green sanctioned the pre-contract signing of Cammy Bell from Kilmarnock.

McCoist and goalkeeping coach Jim Stewart tried desperately to convince Alexander to sign on again, however the player refused and left Ibrox last summer even though he didn’t have another club lined up.

He has since won a contract at Crystal Palace as back-up to first-choice keeper Julian Speroni.

Alexander views his dispute with Rangers as more of a matter of principle than a money issue, particularly after the way he was treated by Green.

http://www.express.c...rox-legal-fight

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At least No.8 can spend more time at home on a weekend now...

He seems to have gone a bit quiet on the Easdales issue........if he didn't have such 'integrity', I'd start to suspect he'd had some sort of epiphany and will be one P&B shortly to explain to us why the Kray wannabees are actually fine, upstanding characters who will have his ST money support!

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Can we now refer to the Requisitioners as the "vocal minority"? You know - not reflective of the majority of shareholders, giving shareholders a bad name, club will do what they can to tackle them and so on.

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