[wisbit]

aidan-bufc, on 06 February 2012 - 00:27, said:

I genuinely had sympathy for the older guy with the Rangers scarf on at the end just because he has probably seen many highs and lows at that club and now its seems like he will be going through the lowest of the low.

Ah well, f**k Rangers!

You drink fresh orange, don't yah....

[magee84]

As a celtic fan ive always had a wee chuckle at rangers expense lately but i genuinely would not want to see them go to the wall.....honestly !!!!!
Id miss the rivalry etc too much.
Regarding the £4m repairs to ibrox though
being in the building trade myself i know a lot of asbestos was used in the 1970's for insulation, ceiling tiles, pipe lagging etc
more than one person has said the copland, govan & broomloan stands have a lot of this & thats why there is a big repair bill . its too remove all this
bear in mind though it isnt dangerous in its present state
only when the stuff breaks, splits etc & the particles become airborn is it a problem
so yous are all safe for now.....!!!!

[itzdrk]

just a question reet i have no idea about the logistics of this

but see if rangers went bust

COULD they franchise in england

i know airdrie did it in scotland from scotland

but are there rules that would stop this if they were to do what airdrie to to clydebank to a portsmouth or so?

could this be their only way into england and craig whyte is actually the saviour

[WaffenThinMint]

HibeeJibee, on 05 February 2012 - 22:41, said:

If you take his responses at face value, then you get a bit of an insight into what's going on. Rangers have big debts, run at a defecit, and spending their way out of trouble isn't an option. Whyte has put up some of his own money, e.g. in clearing some debt upon purchasing the club, but he wants it to start washing its own face. (His plan is presumably Fergus McCann style... sort things out, then sell it for profit in X years... or he just enjoys the challenge).

It might be lies-n-smokescreens, of course, but it's interesting to read his perspective.

I'd say the football business plans of Bill Hiddleston, Brooks Mileson, Robert "Thames Valley Royals" Maxwell, Harry Redknapp and even TartanArmani playing Football Manager 2012 had more honesty, integrity and sustainability to them than that jumped up spiv Whyte's does or ever will. The man will die the way he lived - falling off the back of a lorry.

[magee84]

Thats a bit like killing your wife to be with your mistress!!

Fifa, uefa etc wont ever allow my team celtic, or the tax dodgers to join english league
ive accepted this but plenty fannis still go on and on and on about it !!

[wisbit]

magee84, on 06 February 2012 - 00:45, said:

As a celtic fan ive always had a wee chuckle at rangers expense lately but i genuinely would not want to see them go to the wall.....honestly !!!!!
Id miss the rivalry etc too much.
Regarding the £4m repairs to ibrox though
being in the building trade myself i know a lot of asbestos was used in the 1970's for insulation, ceiling tiles, pipe lagging etc
more than one person has said the copland, govan & broomloan stands have a lot of this & thats why there is a big repair bill . its too remove all this
bear in mind though it isnt dangerous in its present state
only when the stuff breaks, splits etc & the particles become airborn is it a problem
so yous are all safe for now.....!!!!

Being in the trade of "I don't give a fk!" I know "I" dont give ah fk.

I hope this helps x

[wisbit]

magee84, on 06 February 2012 - 00:53, said:

Thats a bit like killing your wife to be with your mistress!!

Fifa, uefa etc wont ever allow my team celtic, or the tax dodgers to join english league
ive accepted this but plenty fannis still go on and on and on about it !!

Wow.

[wisbit]

WaffenThinMint, on 06 February 2012 - 00:51, said:

I'd say the football business plans of Bill Hiddleston, Brooks Mileson, Robert "Thames Valley Royals" Maxwell, Harry Redknapp and even TartanArmani playing Football Manager 2012 had more honesty, integrity and sustainability to them than that jumped up spiv Whyte's does or ever will. The man will die the way he lived - falling off the back of a lorry.

I dont normally like you're posts but that is fkin dynamite.

[itzdrk]

magee84, on 06 February 2012 - 00:53, said:

Thats a bit like killing your wife to be with your mistress!!

Fifa, uefa etc wont ever allow my team celtic, or the tax dodgers to join english league
ive accepted this but plenty fannis still go on and on and on about it !!

but is there an actual rule that would stop that process

[magee84]

Dont get your point wisbit; you have just accused me of gibberish & making no sense , now you're doing the same.

Are you on the special brew?

[wisbit]

itzdrk, on 06 February 2012 - 00:49, said:

just a question reet i have no idea about the logistics of this

but see if rangers went bust

COULD they franchise in england

i know airdrie did it in scotland from scotland

but are there rules that would stop this if they were to do what airdrie to to clydebank to a portsmouth or so?

could this be their only way into england and craig whyte is actually the saviour

I can asure you Rangers fc. will be here for all to laugh at, and then some....

[Enrico Annoni]

itzdrk, on 06 February 2012 - 00:49, said:

just a question reet i have no idea about the logistics of this

but see if rangers went bust

COULD they franchise in england

Doubt it, unless they where planning on moving the entire club south of the border.

[wisbit]

Enrico Annoni, on 06 February 2012 - 01:08, said:

Doubt it, unless they where planning on moving the entire club south of the border.

EEK...............

[Tommy1967]

magee84, on 06 February 2012 - 00:45, said:

As a celtic fan ive always had a wee chuckle at rangers expense lately but i genuinely would not want to see them go to the wall.....honestly !!!!!
Id miss the rivalry etc too much.

Surely you'll join the rest of us and break out the jelly and ice cream when Rangers die?!