Rangers Banter Archive March 15 2013

15 Mar 2013 19:45:44
Theres been a lot of talk about us and celtic moving to england. Non-starter. Has no benefit to english football.

However. Does anyone know if a scottish registered company can operate in england, or do you require an english/welsh based company number? {The Ed039's Note - Not sure how that work but IF and its a big IF, one or both clubs did cross the border they would still be operating out of Scotland so I dont think that would be necessary, but I might be wrong)

I don't think so. A few years ago I worked for a Scottish company who opened an office in England. I would assume where your company is registered is the important thing

Ill think youll find rangers was a registered company in england when green first bought the assets before transferring it to scotland as long as your registered you can trade anywhere in the uk theirs no cross border rules and I think that goes over all the european union as long as no special licence is required a wee example pop on ebay order something from london and watch it magically pop through your door

Doesn't matter either way. For companies Scotland and England are legally basically identical. Company house just has an office in London and Edinburgh.

I work in England for an american company that has all its offices in England but is registered in Edinburgh for historical reasons.

My company has two company numbers - one registered in scotland and one in englas/wales

15 Mar 2013 14:49:29
I am becoming sick and tired of the rants about Boycott this. boycott that. It's a bit like let's call a fatwah or Jihad on the administration. It does TRFC no good whatsoever. These numpties do not speak for the majority of true supporters but as usual they get good press. When will the real supporters stand up and be counted? We messed it up and we accepted the result. In truth we are fortunate to still be in the SFL. If it was not Rangers then we would have went to the pit. But, reality prevailed and everyone knows Rangers are a massive institution and cannot be discounted. Fact of life we all needed each other. Someday we, and Celtic will move on but until then, let's do what we can to progress. Stop being anti everything and offer constructive criticism.

It's RFC always will be!

Larky Bear {The Ed039's Note - Well saying I didnt edit this post Larky)

Very good post as I'm sure all true Gers supporters will agree time to stop all this nonsense of boycotts and blaming everyone but those really responsible for what happened. We are lucky to be where we are let's move on, this is not good for us or for football. The poeple leading our club need to get together and lead by example and the press, Goram and Hateley etc. should know better they are winding up the fans this is not the Rangers way. We need to get back to being the proud club we once were.
Bobby

N3 what the people running our football are trying to do is illegal why the hurry for recon its to try keeping us down why not plan recon for 2014 15 as is the norm cheers

Stop putting Celtic and the rangers together you are a new club and Celtic are light years ahead of you and are the only ones any league would want

15 Mar 2013 01:12:49
Over the past 15 years or more our scouting system has been a failure and we have had poor management and been found wanting at youth level.
Wait a minute does that mean we have been rubbish for nearly 15 years or so! And if this is correct why don't we just go and do something else!
Ally must go? The same chant that Manchester United put up against Fergie!
No tactics a shout put out against Jimmy Calderwood when he would change a game from 442 to 145 and then be slated.
Not too many moons ago, Ally the player booed, Skippy booed, Hutton booed, Amoruso booed, Hatley booed, Ronald De-Boer booed in fact up to date we want the young players to get a chance- wait a minute they are inconsistent booooo.
Spend money on players-cannot bring through youth!
Bring through youth- no eye for the transfer market.
Dare to sign a player that should but does not make it-A management failure.
Sign a player and they get injured-Rubbish scouts and the manager must have known!
Play for the opposition and dare to be fit-our own players should hang their heads in shame!
Have I missed anything of course I have because I am human, that's what humans do we make mistakes and learn from them eventually! Then we move on.
Sadly our fans have failed to learn-we demand instant success, remember the results of that?
We demand our team grows up overnight- remember where we have been.
We demand a club legend earns his stripes yesterday- forgetting that even our own mundane jobs take a wee while to master.
And Finally all this must be done now- we are not in the third division we do not have a transfer embargo and we do not have 80% of hacks writing crap against us everyday!
Oh hell The wife has just woke me up for snoring too loud!!
East Bear

What a load of deflective nonsense. You seem to be missing some facts while you were dreaming. No, rangers have not been rubbish for fifteen years, but look how things ended up. Yes, there were calls for Fergie to go, he was actually hours from the sack, but Sir Matt new the whole club needed cleaned out. What Fergie did was clear out the big heads who were getting away with murder, and stopped the drinking culture that was rife in the club. Sir Matt championed him and history tells the rest.
On Calderwood, some of the moves he made were madness, he admitted this, but his theory was if your going to lose give it plenty. The difference with Ally is leading at home, against ten men for the best part of sixty minutes, he continued to play one up front.
On you bringing up the buying policy, that's what Ally gets paid for mate. This is the third division, he has six or seven players with international experience but cannot seem to implement a system that suits them. Surely you recruit players to suit your style of play? Lastly, he chased and got Kevin Kyle! Back to sleep mate.

Well said op, there are to many whining fans with to many harsh views, its a game of football after all, it should be more about enjoyment even if we are going through a bit of a troth at the moment.