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Seems like you're really stupid. Unlike your constant stream of drivel, however, I can back this argument up.

Sent from my jPhone 1 (next-gen)

Yes Norman i know that you're the cleverest person on the internet, i know.....

But you're still talking pish...

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We are all individuals stoney with individual choices, fans of both clubs have the choice to move on, many have and I applaud them many, still hold onto notions of orange and tricolour tops and use excuses like heritage for doing so. My point is that this 'heritage' no longer means anything in today's society, especially with regards to football, it is outdated and there simply is no excuse for holding onto it.

Painting us all with the same brush is neither reasonable or in anyway truthful.

Heritage? Do you mean history? Heritage is heritable property.

Was 'the policy' property which can be passed from one person to another?

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Gonna have a look for the bit around the Clumpany's prospectus time to see if I can find the bit about another share issue being likely in about 2 years (which I am positive was mooted) and I end up trawling through the prospectus :D

http://scotslawthoughts.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/rifc-prospectus.pdf

Bits of 'fun' are.....

• The RFCL Group and the Rangers Group may require additional capital
in the longer-term to fund development, but this might only be available
on onerous terms.
• The price of the Ordinary Shares may be volatile.
• Substantial sales of Ordinary Shares could cause the price of Ordinary
Shares to decline.
• Any future equity issues by the Company could have an adverse effect
on the market price of the Ordinary Shares and could dilute ownership,
although the Company has no current plans to issue equity

and note the 12 months thing............all that 'history' and anything over a year is 'long term' :D

Possible future share offerings
The Company may offer additional shares in the future, which may adversely affect the market price of
the outstanding Ordinary Shares. The Company has no current plans (that is, at least for the next twelve
months) for a subsequent offering of its shares or of rights or invitations to subscribe for shares. However,
it is possible that the Company may decide to offer additional shares in the longer term. An additional
offering of shares by the Company or the public perception that an offering may occur, could have an
adverse effect on the market price of the Ordinary Shares.

lol, next up, Devlins wet dream about King

UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations may limit an owners ability to inject further capital into the
RFCL Group or the Rangers Group
In the future the Club may qualify to play in the UEFA Champions League or UEFA Europa League either
by winning the Scottish Cup or through achieving a sufficiently high position in the SPL, however this may
be unlikely before the 2015/16 season due to the requirement for a three year trading history. UEFA Financial
Fair Play regulations may limit an owner’s ability to inject further capital into the Club and/or the RFCL
Group or the Rangers Group as a whole. As part of UEFA’s broader club licensing regulations, it has
implemented a set of rules which include the requirement for clubs participating in UEFA club competitions
(the Champions League and the Europa League) to break-even in the long term (the Club Licensing and
Financial Fair Play regulations). Clubs who wish to participate in UEFA club competitions from the 2013-
14 season will have to submit detailed financial information in order to demonstrate that they comply with
the UEFA break-even criteria. Whilst certain losses are permitted, if clubs breach the break-even regulations,
then sanctions for clubs can include UEFA fines, points deductions, player registration prohibitions,
withholding prize money and potentially expulsion from UEFA competition. The regulations only allow
owners to provide additional equity up to certain thresholds to subsidise any losses. Should the Club
participate in UEFA competition in the future, it will have to comply with the UEFA rules. This may place
limitations on the signing of new players by the Club which may have an adverse effect on the performance
of the Club and which in turn may cause the Company to be in breach of its contractual obligations under
agreements which it relies on for income or which may otherwise result in contractual counterparties seeking
to terminate or renegotiate short term contractual arrangements. The effect of this risk will be mitigated by
the Directors intention to limit the annual amount of player wages to one third of turnover

and then, hello hello boycott. It really is worth a read again...

The sources and levels of income are dependent on the success of the Club and whether the Club is a
member of the SFL or another league (depending on whether the Club is promoted and whether the
structure of Scottish football changes in the future). The Directors consider that the effects of this risk have
been mitigated given that the Club participates in SFL Division Three and has secured season ticket sales
and sponsorship agreements. The Directors believe, therefore, that if the Club is successful in gaining
promotion due to the success of the Club into higher divisions it would provide opportunities for the
Club to increase its sources and levels of income.
The Rangers Group and the RFCL Group are financially dependent on the Club’s supporters, who
are concentrated in Scotland
A significant amount of the Rangers Group’s or the RFCL Group’s income will be derived from season ticket
sales and match day ticket sales to supporters of the Club and others who attend football matches at Ibrox
Stadium and elsewhere and the Rangers Group’s and the RFCL Group’s share of gate receipts from cup matches.
In particular, the income generated from Ibrox Stadium will be highly dependent on the continued
attendance at matches of the Club’s individual and corporate supporters.
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All for starving the board out and behind the UoF but most likely 'going to the games' when he can he make his mind up ..

Jesusmaryandfuckingjoseph. 'Making your mind up'? Umpteen posts on The Big Thread and all the while you're biding your time just waiting for the opportunity to post about Bucks Fizz!

Whatever the question may be the posting of a Eurovision plastic group video from the 80s is NEVER the answer :lol:

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Sorry to bring this back to basics, and apologies if it's already been covered, but how can they go from "being in a good place" financially to needing to raise £7-8 million pounds within a few days?

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Sorry to bring this back to basics, and apologies if it's already been covered, but how can they go from "being in a good place" financially to needing to raise £7-8 million pounds within a few days?

Firstly it's called lying.

Secondly, they spent needless fortunes

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Sorry to bring this back to basics, and apologies if it's already been covered, but how can they go from "being in a good place" financially to needing to raise £7-8 million pounds within a few days?

It is for a one off cost. The £7-8 million will go towards the severance package for Ally and his management 'team'. Could be the best £7million they have spent.

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