[bennett]

Ronaldobhoy, on 07 February 2012 - 14:14, said:

Good point - Fyfe Ireland are highly regarded and on the ball

I hope he pays them .....

[Ronaldobhoy]

bennett, on 07 February 2012 - 14:31, said:

I hope he pays them .....

So did they

[Cammy35]

Savage Henry, on 07 February 2012 - 04:59, said:

And in addition, how on Earth did Whyte pass a fit and proper persons test, and what the hell did he say to the Rangers shareholders to allow him to get control of the club?

According to Newsnight last night the fit and proper person test is still ongoing. In other words they dont really know what to do about him.

[Savage Henry]

jupe1407, on 07 February 2012 - 08:34, said:

Is there actually a Fit & Proper Persons Test in the Scottish game? There certainly can't be at SFL level

In regard to your first paragraph, I think the answer is thus:

Indeed, that is the correct response. To wit; :lol:
I could have sworn they brought one in after that Italian fascist "lawyer" tried to buy Dundee...

Cammy35, on 07 February 2012 - 16:00, said:

According to Newsnight last night the fit and proper person test is still ongoing. In other words they dont really know what to do about him.

This suggests I was correct. Although it kind of seems a bit late, having a retrospective test. Oh well, this is the SPL/SFA. What happens if he fails?

[Ivo den Bieman]

Savage Henry, on 08 February 2012 - 09:52, said:

Indeed, that is the correct response. To wit; :lol:
I could have sworn they brought one in after that Italian fascist "lawyer" tried to buy Dundee...

If Giovanni di Stefano turns up offering to defend Whyte on a pro bono basis then Gers fans will really know the game's up.

[Savage Henry]

Ivo den Bieman, on 08 February 2012 - 11:16, said:

If Giovanni di Stefano turns up offering to defend Whyte on a pro bono basis then Gers fans will really know the game's up.

That's the chappy. I really wouldn't be surprised in the least.

[bennett]

Could you make that photo any bigger Ivo?

[Hampden Diehard]

Savage Henry, on 07 February 2012 - 04:59, said:

And in addition, how on Earth did Whyte pass a fit and proper persons test, and what the hell did he say to the Rangers shareholders to allow him to get control of the club?

All the directors who were against Whyte and / or who were turfed out after his arrival are printing off their "Told you so!" letters as we speak.

It's amazing that guys whom you would chase from your doorstep if they chapped the door and tried to sell you Betterware stuff are welcomed by fans to take over their fitba clubs.

[Savage Henry]

Hampden Diehard, on 08 February 2012 - 12:33, said:

All the directors who were against Whyte and / or who were turfed out after his arrival are printing off their "Told you so!" letters as we speak.

It's amazing that guys whom you would chase from your doorstep if they chapped the door and tried to sell you Betterware stuff are welcomed by fans to take over their fitba clubs.

I know it's probably elsewhere, but Whyte's latest court dealings have gone exactly the same way as the ones before - against him. This time over the non payment of double glazing.

Will Craig Whyte Sue If We Call Him A Crook? No, Because...

Note to the conspiracy theorists - 99.99% of football club owners/chairmen/saviours/call them what you like never end up in court, least of all for not paying double glazing charges on their castle. This is a bit like Americans voting for Richard Nixon in the middle of Watergate and being surprised when he was forced to resign.

[Tim Malloy]

Savage Henry, on 11 February 2012 - 11:15, said:

I know it's probably elsewhere, but Whyte's latest court dealings have gone exactly the same way as the ones before - against him. This time over the non payment of double glazing.

Will Craig Whyte Sue If We Call Him A Crook? No, Because...

Note to the conspiracy theorists - 99.99% of football club owners/chairmen/saviours/call them what you like never end up in court, least of all for not paying double glazing charges on their castle. This is a bit like Americans voting for Richard Nixon in the middle of Watergate and being surprised when he was forced to resign.

There are some similarities between Watergate and Whytegate. Except the whistleblower in this case is codenamed "Deepthroatshit"

[THE KING]

Savage Henry, on 11 February 2012 - 11:15, said:

I know it's probably elsewhere, but Whyte's latest court dealings have gone exactly the same way as the ones before - against him. This time over the non payment of double glazing.

Will Craig Whyte Sue If We Call Him A Crook? No, Because...

Note to the conspiracy theorists - 99.99% of football club owners/chairmen/saviours/call them what you like never end up in court, least of all for not paying double glazing charges on their castle. This is a bit like Americans voting for Richard Nixon in the middle of Watergate and being surprised when he was forced to resign.

He's definitely going to sue,, right after goodwillie sues that girl for calling him a liar

[jupe1407]

Savage Henry, on 08 February 2012 - 09:52, said:

Indeed, that is the correct response. To wit; :lol:
I could have sworn they brought one in after that Italian fascist "lawyer" tried to buy Dundee...

Giovanni Di Stefano.

He'd be perfect for Rangers.

[Dunning1874]

I'm becoming increasingly convinced that Craig Whyte is actually Hugh Scott. This is extremely pleasing.

[LordHawHaw]

Why were Rangers allowed to remove the BBC reporter from the "press room" at Dunfermline?

[shiltrum]

LordHawHaw, on 13 February 2012 - 00:36, said:

Why were Rangers allowed to remove the BBC reporter from the "press room" at Dunfermline?

Good question! It's a bit like it's ma baw and am no letting you huve a kick. I suppose in CW'S eyes the BBC could still report on the game from the questions asked by others and wee craig does not want to afford them that chance to do so. Does Craig whyte think he is being true to the traditions of the club? or is he a fool . Knowing how they think there will be some supporter groups who will back him to the hilt even if the good ship ibrox is below the waves and sinking fast aye aye capt.

[eddiemcgarrigle]

No doubt there will be more fuel to the fire for Rangers claiming the BBC is out to get them.


I almost keeled over when the extremely rare, and oft-thought fabled, cracked Rangers crest appeared on the BBC news report.

This post has been edited by eddiemcgarrigle: 13 February 2012 - 21:13

[itzdrk]

LordHawHaw, on 13 February 2012 - 00:36, said:

Why were Rangers allowed to remove the BBC reporter from the "press room" at Dunfermline?

because its not a press room like rangers or celtic or that have, the media go round in a "huddle"
with the manager they are interviewing so because j mac had already done his interviews and rangers dont talk to the bbc thats why

well thats what the bbc said on the radio on open all mics

[Enrico Annoni]

Still no court action i take it?

Or have the BBC been right all along

[Tim Malloy]

Enrico Annoni, on 15 February 2012 - 22:30, said:

Still no court action i take it?

Or have the BBC been right all along

mmmmm? I'm beginning to think we shouldn't believe everything this guy says.Don't ask me why!! it's just a hunch!

[TheGreenMonster]

Still no legal action ?.....I'm beginning to think this Craig Whyte fellow may not be a completely honest person

[The Taxman]

TheGreenMonster, on 16 February 2012 - 06:04, said:

Still no legal action ?.....I'm beginning to think this Craig Whyte fellow may not be a completely honest person

How dare you....

[magee84]

TheGreenMonster, on 16 February 2012 - 06:04, said:

Still no legal action ?.....I'm beginning to think this Craig Whyte fellow may not be a completely honest person

He'll sue you for that.......!!!!!! !

[the 67]

Nah.....he will say he is going to sue.

Alltalkloyal

[magee84]

the 67, on 16 February 2012 - 11:01, said:

Nah.....he will say he is going to sue.

Alltalkloyal

Right thats it im suing.....!!!!

[the 67]

See you in court!