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04 May 2012 18:25:44
Rangers crisis: Firm linked to preferred bidder Miller in bankruptcy battle

By Mike Farrell
04 May 2012 15:04 BST

Rangers: Preferred bidder Bill Miller owns a 10% stake in Health Sport Inc. Pic: © SNS Group
A sports nutrition company that Rangers bidder Bill Miller has a stake in has filed for bankruptcy.

Health Sport Inc, which specialises in "edible film strip" nutritional supplements, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September last year, which is similar to the UK insolvency process of administration.

The financial crisis at the firm came after the business failed to filed its annual accounts last year, months after it bought over a smaller business.

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OMG 10 percent???....LMAO

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Excellent news, just when you think it can't get any better, the laughs keep on coming. When will someone finally admit enough is enough, we're off to support the Septic , or a proper team like P.T.F.C.

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This is true STV online.

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Saw this in the stv news. apparently he was just a money man, he had no involvement in the day today running of the company. still a very wealthy succesful businessman who also turns down bonuses and pay increases and has done for years. ploughs the money back into the company. think he might be the right one, fingers crossed. WATP.

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And how many times today has this been posted ?

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Show me a millionaire who hasnt had deal gone bad? Is this the worst the media can come up with?

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To the second poster, did you actually read the news? he had no imput into the buissness, he was only an investor,

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Are you lot for real,,,,,im surte he isnt the first business man to invest in a company that went tits up,,,,,,,the fact he owned a 10% stake tells you that he wasnt the decision maker,,,,,,jog on timmy

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He never ran the company, he just had 10% of the shares. It's a complete non story.

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He sure can pick em.

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Who's doing the switch stateside? Whyte?

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He doesent plough money back in to his company its not his 2and a half % he owns,i heard all this when craig whyte came in,miller is an asset stripper "newco"should be enough of a guess even for the most bluest of bluenoses surely you can see that ffs,but yous have no wer else to turn and another point to some posts how on earth do you think there will be a bankroll for signings lol come onnn WAKE UP yous who are the self proclamed people shall realise very soon me thinks yous are not everyones chuckling at "big spending rangers "

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So what? All this negative stuff being dug up already about the guy before he even gets a chance to put Rangers back on the right footing. Forums are awash with all this guff from the anti-rangers mob. Pathetic.

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Guy hasnt even bought the club yet and media are bringing out this crap .my god anything for a headline

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Question I would ask is:
Why does an american who has never been to a football match in his life,has never left America,doesn't even own a passport and hasn't even bothered to get one so he can come and see personally what he's buying,all of a sudden decide to bid for RFC.If you were spending £11.2m,wouldn't you at least like to have a look at what you're buying?.Something stinks.

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Rangers fans would probably have defended Whyte this time last year had negative stories come out about him. Look how that turned out...

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EUFA FFP Regulations come into effect from Season 2012/2013, i.e. next season. Maybe it would also help posters if they read the Henry McLeish report on Scottish Football - especially the points on the History of Football around 1989 when Celtic's turnover was £8 million but debts were £ 36 million with average crowds of 22,000. That works out at a cost of £4.50 for every £1.00 earned.............in other words technical insolvency!

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This is just the media trying to get a story. Again, even as a Celtic fan, it's clear the papers are desperate to dig up any "dirt" they can. You could argue that RBS had shareholders when it had to be bailed out by the government but, rightly, no-one blamed the shareholders (taxpayers) since they had a minimal stake. Honestly Bears, I think you will be fine.

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I'm sure they will be fine ! Double contracts means cheating the rest of the league! Technical insolvency guy, Celtic never changed the company name therefore keeping the same company/history etc and to the" the bears will be fine guy" every financial brain in the land and a few thick one know they won't! Creditors don't care who was to blame all they want is cash they are due and in this case it's us the tax payer. They are a company and will be treated as such

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A 10% share in a venture that failed is hardly proof of incompetence!
Bill Miller has a reputation for purchasing companies in trouble, investing his time & money to turn them into profitable entities as opposed to C W who targets troubled businesses to asset strip for his own gratification.
Bill Miller has had some business ventures go wrong as have several other successful individuals.
Here are some links for research purposes

http://www.millerind.com/
http://tinyurl.com/6t5256h
http://tinyurl.com/7omeq63

I am prepared to trust this guy despite what people like Mark Dingwall say(incidentally who made him spokesman for the Rangers supporters) he certainly doesn't speak for me!
ThatsNotMyName [TNMN]

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From 1989 to 2011 Rangers, under Murray, had a net cash flow of minus £175m.
Insolvent throughout the whole period. ( rangerstaxcase)

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So hes no abramovic then.........

Whyte was a person with earnings, of the radar.... then we find he banned as director for 5 years, for not caring enough about his investors money, and involved with 20+ businesses that went tits up... a serial liquidator....

Now miller time, and he has 10% in company that goes bust.... does he have a track record is the question ? or putting money into companies that go tits up - cos its a very odd way to make money

it can be done... but usually by asset strippers........

rangers about to reap what they so...

dont fear the reaper....

la la la la laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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Get real mate the guy owes 10% so he has no control over the business ffs i have share in RBS so it must be my fault they made a balls of it a couple of years ago bill miller made a bad investment of $680,000 google this Padraig Harrington and business partner reportedly lose £16 million on high-tech investment that business partner happens to be non other than mister Desmond and we all know he aint daft

lochaber Bear

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Every buisness man is going to have failed ventures ffs even richard branson has done that get a grip an gie the guy a chance


TB

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No one can complain about the media investigating Miller. The all have a duty after there negligence in the Whyte fiasco.

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As a Celtic fan I'm wondering who really thinks its a big deal. It's bn said he a turnaround specialist so not a shock he's had a failing or 2

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To the guy who posted;

Why does an american who has never been to a football match in his life,has never left America,doesn't even own a passport and hasn't even bothered to get one so he can come and see personally what he's buying,all of a sudden decide to bid for RFC.If you were spending £11.2m,wouldn't you at least like to have a look at what you're buying?.Something stinks.

He does have a passport & seems Interested in the club as before he was named preferred bidder he met up with ally and the boys and took a tour round Ibrox. He knows what hes buying.

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Hi ye awl we ready to play this soccer game do we have a shoot out or overtime after the ninety minutes wild bill not william

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When wee Canadian Fergus & Elspeth came in to save the tic no one trusted them either.
Give the man a break ffs!

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10%? WOW, talk about trying to nitpick on the guy. Hardly worth reporting on is it. PATHETIC!

TTG

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Ok he's 65 years old and a divorcee.
Rides a Harley and a younger model.
His son billy junior runs the businesses.
Settled out of court to creditors for the failed NasCar alternative. That was liquidated, this other company is being liquidated and Rangers are being hybrid liquidated as a CVA is no longer possible.
See a trend?

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I have a few shares in rangers! Hope you dont blane me for the demise of our great club! Lol {Ed022's Note - I hope you didn't invest much mate.}

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He has a hell of a lot more success stories than failures. Was reading a bio earlier. He has been described as a "turnaround artist". I swear this is true! Mr Rangerstaxcase is passing off someone elses news that he only owns 3.35% of Miller Industries, inc. This equates to 305,401 shares worth in the region of $5 million. Which is impressive as if this is only 3.35% it would suggest a company worth around $150 million that he built all by himself from a collection of failing smaller firms. If Rangers is to be his new project then I would suggest we are in good hands. As he seems to like the turnaround game this would also answer the question as to why an american with no previous interest in "soccer" would be bidding for the club.
On another note...RTC does seem to be slacking a bit. He doesn't seem to be able to remember whether he read Miler owned 3.35% of Miller Industries inc on Twitter or if he "was told" (implying he has insider knowledge of something we all know already!). The text of his blog changed from "The world of twitter was alive last night with the insight that Miller actually only owns 3.35% of Miller Industries" to "Only last night was I told that Miller only owns 3.35% of Miller Industries"...another dodgy character pulling the wool over the eyes of his sheep.

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A guy who thinks there is a market for edible film strips. Now thats original. Think of all the raw material he can have from all the microfiche records of multiple contracts. It takes a genius to see gold in a cesspit.

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He has a hell of a lot more success stories than failures......

ok so you say his has 3.35% of a big business, and his stake worth $5 million.

so how can he bid £12 million for rangers... ???

eeek!

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Umm...I think the point being made was he doesnt need the cash. Some people arent very bright are they?

eeeek!

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04 May 2012 16:51:30
Just announced on Sky - Papac is off

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Great servant. Good luck sasa.

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First of a few I reckon. You cant blame them

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Look I told you lot to put the lid back on him !! jeez o can you guys not get anything right?

Evinguu

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BBC
Bosnian defender Sasa Papac to leave Rangers in summer
04 May 12 16:17 GMT

Bosnian defender Sasa Papac will leave Rangers at the end of the season after six years at Ibrox.
Papac, 32, was signed by Paul Le Guen from Austria Vienna where he had played as a centre-back but it is at left-back that he has performed for Rangers.
He told the club website that he will leave to allow a younger player "to contribute to new successes at the club with passion and zest".

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Thats been on the cards since the start of the season, hes 32, past his best. Was a good player for us though so wish him well.

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Great man and an ever reliable player.

Good luck Sasa, hopefully he can get one big pay deal elsewhere!

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We can't blame the guy, he's got to think of his retirement fund and he'd be a mug not to try and get a nice signing on fee and bigger wages somewhere else at the age of 32. Good luck to him, but we'll miss him.

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Thanks for ur loyalty and service to the club all the best sasa

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So the walking away has started lol

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Great servant will do good else were goody89

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Your off your head mate past it a dont think so hes been ranger s most consistant player for past 3 years and thats a celtic fan telling you past it h aye rite

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First of many

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That will be somebody under 18 then, boom boom.

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All the best Sasa after 3 spl titles - 2 Scottish Cups and 2 League Cups you have been a great servant to the club.

Gers1986

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All the best papac an if timothy cant say anything decent would be better to just .....SHUT UP!!

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Celtic fan in peace would just like to say would have had sasa papac at celtic any day of the week great player and dont forget most consistant player at ibrox so good luck to the guy

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04 May 2012 16:35:31
STV online, NewCo means players can move for free (agents rub hands).

Ally McCoist wary of 'devastating' blow if Rangers players quit over newco

04 May 2012 16:03 BST

Ally McCoist has concerns over whether he will retain his core squad if the club moves to a new company. Pic: © snspix
The reality of players leaving Rangers for nothing under a newco situation would be “devastating” to the club, admits manager Ally McCoist.

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Jeeeez anything legal and above board but a problem for Rangers is attacked by this guy.
Demand their names be published for transparency Ally. Whatever transparency actually achieves against safety.

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He's right, but it's a fact of life. If the contracts don't have any "transfer to newco" type of cluse in them then they remain with oldco. The difficulty is to do with registrations, which may well transfer to newco.

Intersting times ahead.

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Ok how about this. All players contracts remain with oldco, then loan the entire squad to newco, with the newco paying wages etc. Would this be legal? Is there a limit on amount of loan players per season?  and of course would depend on transfer embargo. 

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Player registrations to SFA and therefore UEFA have to be totally redone with newco and contracts signed off by directors/ chairman of newco on newco headed paper with newco and companies house registered number dated 2012.

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Okie Dokie,

The EBTs are dodgy, the asset values are dodgy, the busines plan was dodgy, the sale to CW was dodgy, the Ticketus cheque was dodgy, CWs floating charge is dodgy, Ticketus liability is dodgy, the company secretary was dodgy, the lawyer was dodgy, the administrators are dodgy, the SPL, SFA and UEFA penalties are dodgy, the players contracts are dodgy, the shares are dodgy, the preferred bidder is dodgy and the Newco is dodgy.

Apart from that we are good to go.

A day in the life of a gers bear is never dull, pass the vallium.

Anorak ( East Fife fan)....very dodgy.

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@is this legal feck me never bothered you before why worry now

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To anorak, great post mate, and guess what craig whytes nickname was at school, yes you got it ,,,,,,, it was WHYTEY

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If Rangers players were great Rangers fans why did they get walk away clauses for £500k in their contracts after weeks of painful negotiations? {Ed001's Note - because it is their livelihood and they still need to put a roof over the head of their families.}

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All sounds dodgy to me.

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@Anorak - Talking of Dodgy, they're playing Edinburgh on Wednesday

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Mo Bangura's new haircut = Dodgy!

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Anorak u forgot to mention the new gers home top is dodgy :-)

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The Players will be offered to be TUPED across to the Newco,it will be up to them if they accept it or not but as far as i can work out they will not be eligible for compensation due to termination of contract with the Oldco and will walk for free.

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04 May 2012 00:13:50
Tbk messed us about for long enough. Nothing more than a distraction. Sick of Paul Murray whining. At least the yank has put up and actually has a plan to get something done to get us back on an even keel for next year. His press release sounds promising to me. More power to his elbow. We're due a break. Hopefully he comes to Scotland shortly and allays any misgivings some have.

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What's he all about?
He's never been to UK before never mind Scotland.

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Craig whyte ..part 2 the new leader

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Its better than liquidation
but its not going to be the Rangers we all know. Fans are fickle and their patience will be tested. Be ready for the lowest attendances ever at Ibrox

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I agree. TBK have had enough discussions with the administrators and must have known exactly what it would take to become preferred bidders yet they didn't do it. I think if they'd even been close to BM's bid then TBK would have got preferred bidding. Maybe they think that BM's bid will collapse and then they will be the only show in town!

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Will be at ythe game at the weekend.
You would think if he has parted with 11Mill then he would make an effort to attend the game.
You can get flights regularly to the UK from USA

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Good luck Bill Miller, push through the deal, and I for one will be right behind you!

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Paul Murray, TBK and Brian Kennedy have stated they would never do this Newco thing. They believe it's loss of history.
Business professionals believe its a loss of history.
UEFA believe it's a loss of continuity and therefore a loss of history.
The Public know it's a loss of history.
D&P have stated that a CVA is impossible now. Only liquidation remains (creditors being forced a solution they have not agreed to).

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No low attendances....rangers will win transfer embargo appeal and ally will sign players IMO..give this guy Miller a chance

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Good article in the Herald today trying to explain this whole mess . The upshot is if CW doesn`t agree to pass over his shares , the result will be no CVA. This means all BM`s cunning plans about " incubator 2 company goes down the Swanny.

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Lower than in the 80's?

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Lowest attendances ever. Mate your having a laugh ! I bet 45,000 shuffle through the turnstiles every week next year. We're bluenoses and that's a passion beyond just supporting a team that wins titles and trophies.

On mr miller I'm sorry the guy has thrown down the gauntlet and taken the reins of a club overflowing with debts. Hats off to the man for saving us when our future looked awful bleak. At least now there is a glimmer of hope.

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Seems he has never attended a match before and does not have a passport to go anywhere! Too much moonshine perhaps!

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According to the journalist Alex Thomson he doesnt have a passport and has never seen a football game in his life

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Glimmer being the apropriate word!

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For the life of me I cant understand you rangers fans, don’t you ever learn? This guy could be the difference between liquidation and a newco and extinction. A yank who knows nothing about football buys a club with 130m in debt for 11m.. Cant any of you count? I know you must be desperate but this is CW mark 2 end of. D&P with the help of the MSM will feed you anything at this stage and its now clear the former cant wait to get the hell out of ibrox. This does nothing whatsoever to resolve the problems you had 2 days ago. Remember CW 85%, HMRC, Ticketus...eh hello!

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It is only a loss of history if a CVA is not agreed with Rangers PLC and it is liquidated.

creating a newco and transferring over the assets is not a loss of history if the oldco can be merged back later.

Leeds Utd were reborn via a newco and according to the Football League and UEFA there is no break in their history

and that is FACT!

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D&P have stated that its now impossible for a cva?
That's the same D&P that have been feeding us garbage and contradicting themsleves?
Why do most of the people on here listen and rely on what's 'written' in the press when a lot of it is just filling the pages to sell
True its hard times ahead and we must at least show some faith in the new owner or else were as good as giving up and i shall not...the best part about this is if a cva is decided upon then craig whyte hasen't a leg to stand upon,he becomes a creditor..an unsecure creditor at that and as it stands just now he hasent any power to dictate payout for himself,his shares are controlled by the administrator's...fact!
GazMac84 W.A.T.P

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I tell you what, I'm sick to death of all this "it's not Craig Whyte's fault". It IS Craig Whyte's fault, without him none of this would have happened. None of it. As SJ said he raped Rasngers. Never a truer word spoken.

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I wouldn't start doing cartwheels just yet, my prediction is Miller will NOT buy Rangers, firstly, he hasn't got the cash, secondly, Craig Whyte, thirdly, if he thinks the SFA & SPL will agree to his proposals he is most certainly living on a different planet.

I should add there will be NO CVA, there are many more twists and turns to come and i'm afraid to say, none are good..

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That's great as long as you understand the consequences of the route BM wants to take;

1. No European football for 4 years, when newCo joins league there will be a 3 year ban, if(when) oldCo rejoins the league another 3 year ban.

2. 10M per year reduction in overheads.

I appreciate there is now no possibility of a straightforward CVA being completed in time.

Why did D&P state CW was an irrelevance and then cite the fact BM does not have to get his approval as a reason for choosing BM?

Why didn't they begin court proceedings to acquire CW shareholding the day they walked through the door?

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Better this than no club.

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What is it with all these so called experts on here about BM. Do you know him personally.... No you dont! He is a multi millionaire who knows what he is doing thats why he has got money and your sat in your filthy little bedsit in the east end drawing your dole money.

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Did HMRC agree to a CVA at Leeds to enable a merger to take place ?

It seems to be the elephant is still in the room, even if you go into another room. Rangers history is dependant on HMRC-Ticketus agreeing to a CVA in the oldco.

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To the op about leeds utd,they had to change there badge FACT!

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Lots of rangers fans in the east end , last time i looked bridgeton was in the east end

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Low attendance, never happen...excuse me but why there several thousand empty season ticket holders seats on Wednesday....think the hectors have already started walking...before anyone says the crowd was 43,000......that includes seats sold to season ticket holders who DID NOT ATTEND.....they are counted even if the don't attend the same as at Paradise.

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If Chelsea can buy and bulldoze famous British landmark and listed building, Battersea power station and if the famous entrance to Wembley twin towers listed building was bulldozed then there's no obstacle to Ibrox going the same way.
One small facade on Ibrox is listed grade C, a grade b school was torn down in my town last summer.

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What is it with all these so called experts on here about BM. Do you know him personally.... No you dont! He is a multi millionaire who knows what he is doing thats why he has got money and your sat in your filthy little bedsit in the east end drawing your dole money.

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Bill hasn't got the money you think he got, he's been selling off shares for years, he's at Rangers for one thing only, make a quick buck and get to f**k, like with Whyte, you're heads in the sand again..

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It's a CVA or it's Liquidation one or other.
No CVA is possible.

This hybrid thing is an illegal switch to put company assets beyond creditors. It's illegal and will never be allowed.

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Miller will be told the switcheroo is illegal in 2 weeks. He'll say he doesn't have a plan B and walk.
Cue full liquidation.

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Has that £500000 changed hands?

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Surely Duff and Phelps would know if it was legal or not or is this another time wasting exercise?

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Can all the doubters go back and doubt on your own site - there's a doubt - in going on - you're missing it

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What is it with all these so called experts on here about BM. Do you know him personally.... No you dont! He is a multi millionaire who knows what he is doing thats why he has got money and your sat in your filthy little bedsit in the east end drawing your dole money.

Dear oh deary me. Like i said do you lot never learn?

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Don't all you bears just love the fact, that septic fans seem to be more interested in the wellbeing of our club as they seem to be trolling ALL or websites and forums. sum it up in one word "INFACTUATED".....lol.

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D&P are careful of their wording...
'in their opinion.....'
D&P laid out the 5 admin legal exit strategies for Rangers in their report. This Newco hybrid liquidation was not one of them.
They might ask Lord Hosge for guidance as to legality, I'm pretty confident he'll consider it for a week source precedents/ references and say NO cannot do!

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Leeds utd went into administration in 2007 and they changed there badge 10 times in there history,,,last badge change was in 1999 to the rose and ball shield that is still in use to this day,,,,,and is on the homepage of the official leeds utd website,,,,,so leeds didnt have to change as you have described also to the guy 5 up,,,,,wembley twin towers were demolished because they were and i quote,,to flimsy to withstand demolision around them and be preserved

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It's actually a strategy of being very open and honest about putting assets beyond creditors and hoping nobody will bother because you're not being furtive about it.
But it's exactly that! And it's naughty and not allowed chaps.
For me, miller, Ellis, Whyte and D&P are goldfish in the same bowl.

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Also to continue my post above
check leeds utd website
club history
looks not bad to me for a club that have history
maybe they own a delorean

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Ticketus are now owed £27m they will never walk away for £3m and allow Rangers to play at AyeBroke.
They will never allow the switch of Assets and will have an hour with Lord H to stop it.
Wake up wake up.

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" This hybrid thing is an illegal switch to put company assets beyond creditors. It's illegal and will never be allowed. "

A perfectly legal and standard procedure that has been used dozens of times a year in UK for a long time ....Google is your friend .

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It is not D&P's job to vet who buys the club or the legalities of what they plan to do once they part with their cash. Their job is only to get as much for the creditors as is possible FULL STOP.

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It's not a transfer of assets. D&P will "sell" the assets and this will be distributed to creditors - that's how they believe in theory they can avoid the accusation of transferring assets out of the reach of creditors. Issue is they then have to get HMRC and Ticketus to agree to a CVA with a company that has no assets!

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The switcheroo is not illegal, why would it be illegal?

The problem TBK have with it, is the fact that the 'history' part is entirely up to CW and pretty much relies on a certain amount of goodwill on his part. It should not make any financial difference to him either way, but he may not be minded to cooperate.

TBK's route was more inclusive, rather than here's the deal, sign it CW - which is what we are going to get now.

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Miller is keeping the seat warm. When the dust settles and things are clearer. Cw will be back.

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" What is it with all these so called experts on here about BM. Do you know him personally"

You don't need to know him personally , there is enough info available online...

Minus physical assets , he's worth about 4m dollars in cash .
He has never been to a soccerball match
He doesn't own a passport
..... and he's bidding for the ASSETS ie stadium and training complex . He then transfers them to his ownership , leaving nothing of value for the creditors . LIQUIDATION ensues and all players contracts are anulled , leaving a wage bill of zero and then offers a load of under18's contracts .

Thats his plan , however , it is common knowledge in the Glasgow legal fraternity that Hector selected the "liquidators-in-waiting " , over a week ago. Goodnight Dodo FC .

Don't believe any of this ? Google it ! Go on

jimi88

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It's not illegal to SELL the assets to a third party (Newco). This is within D&P's powers in theory. If it wasn't then they wouldnt have gone along with Miller as a preferred bidder. This is why D&P have always said that CW is irrelevant and Miller hasn't bothered to even speak to CW - it was the plan all along to leave CW with shareholding in a toxic/debt shell once the assets had been sold on.

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Above correct, Miller is a name to clean it up before Mighty Whytey comes back in Whyte robes and a halo?

Halo halo! We r......lol

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Bill Miller has pledged to buy the assets of rangers. The money from the sale will go into the pot to pay of creditors along with the money that they are trying to recoup from Whyte's crowd. It is perfectly legal for a company - new or not - to buy the assets of a company for sale. No idea why anyone would think otherwise! Also perfectly legal for a company - again whether it's new or not - to merge with the company it bought the assets from at a later date. Whether the history is preserved depends on the rangers plc getting a CVA. Simple. As to people moaning about creditors not getting their money back...I am one...and I am covered by insurance as should the rest be. Also simple.
The club should definitely get punished though. Even if it's just because the directors abused the EBT scheme when the other clubs in SPL didn't.

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I find it interesting bm hasn't spoke to cw. Or cw has remained tight lipped since pref bidder announced. Is it cos its all part of his masterplan? Hell walk back into a debt free rangers in a couple of years.

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Please go and read about your saviour BMW on the STV website...... Don't know about him? One of his companies failed to submit their accounts last year and are being liquidated right now! Debate finished.

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I don't believe he is an asset stripper, to be honest he paid the market price for the assets( 20 million)and they are not going to double overnight.

Maybe in 5 years he will sell a profitable, debt free Rangers for 40 million and double his money.


I have a funny feling that like Celtic fans with Fergus, he will be hated by the Rangers fans, the team will be dross and cheap.

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Since the oldco is in administration then should the newco be penalized as if they were in administration ?

If not, then whats the point of penalizing clubs for being in administration ?

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What liquidated right now? On this very Friday night? Whilst corrie is on? Thanks for letting us know that Mr duff. I mean Phelps.

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"To the op about leeds utd,they had to change there badge FACT!"

Celtic changed both their name AND badge, in 1994, whats your point caller?

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You can change ya name an badge many times as you like its the company number that holds the key to everything

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Leeds have had the same badge since 1999,,,so they didnt get forced to changed because the were a newco(FACT)

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What is it with all these so called experts on here about BM. Do you know him personally.... No you dont! He is a multi millionaire who knows what he is doing thats why he has got money and your sat in your filthy little bedsit in the east end drawing your dole money.

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Bill hasn't got the money you think he got, he's been selling off shares for years, he's at Rangers for one thing only, make a quick buck and get to f**k, like with Whyte, you're heads in the sand again..


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I totally forgot that all timothys have unrestricted access to BM's bank account and all his financial ongoings. Wake up and smell the coffee timothy, the futures bright the futures orange.... Its Miller time..... FACT!!!!

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03 May 2012 23:36:53
DUFF AND PHELPS,Wonder if they will tell us how much money thay have made out of our club for the past 79 days,and still milking it.They are going to make a statement about making a statement................................................................................

Believable39 Unbelievable13

2.4 it said last week on stv news

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Oh right they should be working for free I suppose.

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£5 millions - That's why there's only aboput the same amount for creditors!

Your debt is ringfenced - you will stay in the SPL and the appeal will find in your favour!

F**k justice and morality!

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Duff and Phelps will tell us how much they've charged Rangers as they have to. They also published details of their costs a while back when they released the 65 page initial report.

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I think they must be on a bonus for every statement they make
DaveG

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Expected to be £5m by end of season

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Rangers old co will still be in administration for some time to come, possibly up to a year.

D&P indicated the 5 million TBK bid would only nett the creditors 1.5 million, this suggests their bill at the end of May would be 3.5 million.

Obviously their workload drops significantly when the newco gets up and running, but they will still be representing the Rangers creditors at the normal rates.

Anorak.

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Several more millions will be made before they sort of the mess at Hectors House.

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Around 26K a day,not including admin fees.circa 1k per day,according to their creditors report.Will probably be over 2m by now.

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Miller looking to do CVA later, rather than sooner as they need to know BTC result. That means D&P clock ticking longer, so expected to be £5m. His priority is the newco and getting it ready for new season. The newco doesn't have to wait for the CVA to be in place.

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Miller probably doesn't care about oldco anyway. It's assets will be distributed amongst creditors and anything left over (if that's possible) is CW's to sell. That's the beauty of BM's method as the oldco pays D&P.

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There is nothing for CW or the administrator to sell in the oldco, unless they win the 25 million law suit against CB. I assume D&P will be paid out of the 11.5 millon, another year of lawsuits and they will keep the lot.

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By the time the oldco is out of administration, D&P will have enough money to buy both old and new Rangers.

Anorak.

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They have made no money out of your club.
Your club has no money.
Your club has debts of £134m and it is going to walk away from the the vast bulk of them. They have taken between £4m and £6m from honest taxpayers like me in an attempt to stiff honest creditors including HMRC, whilst allowing your crooked club to walk away almost unscathed have blown £120m of other people money.
No one who supports this is deserving of any respect.

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