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I'm sure that, at the time, the agreement was to pay off domestic debts, as there was a big point made that all of those debts were supposedly paid off, at the time anyway, though I could be wrong. Regardless, it's still the right thing to do that the debts are paid off to the clubs, regardless of whether or not the club had to or not.

"The Glasgow giants were subsequently reformed as a new company..."

I'd question the legitimacy of that source when they can't look at a league table for something so simple so, nah.

Slight problem here, how could that come from today when you've quoted "14th June" right there? Also, if that's from today it's also wrong, as we are 12 points clear . So it's just a wee bit, well, iffy.

Well they could always bribe UEFA...

Haha aye I'm feeling very post-happy right about now! Hey...he got what was coming to him *stabby stabby stabby*

I see! Shame that, thought we were on to something there!

:lol:

Can't say I've heard anything about that, got any links to anything about it yourself? I've always found it odd that Green sits at one end of the directors box and Murray sits at the opposite end. You never really hear of him in the media or anything, he seems to keep very quiet and lets Green do all the talking.

That's...erm...aye retarded.

Almost certain it doesn't say that.

I don't really see how it would, it mentions that Green was being, well, Green, and that in Keevins' opinion, he should give it a by. Then talks about how the fans have been loyal with a share issue and gave a few million quid, how controversial eh?

Well I read that over twice, and I'm not really sure as to where that takes your argument. If you'd be more specific that might actually help! Not ripping the piss or anything.

:lol: That typo was worth it.

There was a meeting with all of the shareholders, where they were asked if they wanted to transfer the shares, and as I recall it, the mast majority (if not all) didn't want to transfer the share, to help the club out. So he's hardly stiffed them when they were asked.