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Old 25-09-2012, 23:27
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So why are the league titles and cup wins and so on all on the history books of the newco and officially recognised as such.
That's a bit cheeky. Who officially recognises this ?
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:28
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No, I'm pointing out that it's a whole lot easier for them to humour the The Rangers fans than it is to post the reality on their website.
Charles Green transferred the history to the newco and added the records to the newco. It is a new company, not a new club.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:29
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So why are the league titles and cup wins and so on all on the history books of the newco and officially recognised as such.
Please provide evidence of this official recognition, that isn't simply a link to a website.

A letter or email from a person in authority at the relevant bodies would suffice.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:29
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I have no problem with the history being transferred - the problem I have is the reaction to the commission and the seeming 'can't touch us now' attitude with regards to the 'dual contracts' commission.

There is the possibility that Rangers FC from 2000-2011 improperly registered players in order to operate the EBT scheme. If that ends up being the case and they are found to have acted improperly with regard to the EBT Scheme and player registrations then action must be taken.

This isn't a minor 'breach of procedure' we're talking about here.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:29
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But do you not support Celtic goals against Rangers even more so.
No.

In fact, I celebrate goals scored in Europe more than I celebrated goals against our former rivals.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:30
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Charles Green transferred the history to the newco and added the records to the newco. It is a new company, not a new club.
You've still not answered the question of how you transfer history.

"New company, not a new club" is too hilarious for comment.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:31
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I don't want to upset anyone and I hope I haven't on here. I just wanted to hear the views of the non Old Firm fans and Celtic fans on this. Hopefully I will get the views of Rangers fans on here tomorrow.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:33
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You've still not answered the question of how you transfer history.

"New company, not a new club" is too hilarious for comment.
Charles Green bought the assets like I said.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:34
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Please provide evidence of this official recognition, that isn't simply a link to a website.

A letter or email from a person in authority at the relevant bodies would suffice.
Did the SFA not say it is still the same old club? Just a new company? That is what I heard on Clyde superscoreboard any way.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:35
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I don't want to upset anyone and I hope I haven't on here. I just wanted to hear the views of the non Old Firm fans and Celtic fans on this. Hopefully I will get the views of Rangers fans on here tomorrow.
You haven't upset anyone, unfortunately you have completely failed to back up your opinion.

Charles Green bought the assets like I said.
Assets ≠ history.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:36
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Did the SFA not say it is still the same old club? Just a new company? That is what I heard on Clyde superscoreboard any way.
IIRC Stewart Regan said it was for others to judge - he never explicitly stated one way or another.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:37
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You haven't upset anyone, unfortunately you have completely failed to back up your opinion.



Assets ≠ history.
But they still haven't got any of those titles stripped and they actually belong to Rangers still. Can some one clarify how this is possible if it is a new club?

It doesn't bother me as I support Arsenal but I am just wondering about the situation and if Scottish football will ever recover.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:41
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On the football side the 'dual contracts' commission is the only thing left for Green's Rangers to deal with.

However BDO have yet to start formally liquidating the OldCo and I think that is where the next chapter will be written in this sorry saga.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:42
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But they still haven't got any of those titles stripped and they actually belong to Rangers still. Can some one clarify how this is possible if it is a new club?

It doesn't bother me as I support Arsenal but I am just wondering about the situation and if Scottish football will ever recover.
Yep, and if hey are not stripped they can remain in the records as won by that former Rangers club just like all the other trophies won in Scotland and England by clubs that have long ceased to exist.

Good luck to newco Rangers in starting to try and establish a history of their own. I had hopes they would start with that Ramsden Cup, but it was not to be. I guess the third diivsion title will be the likely first one.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:44
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But they still haven't got any of those titles stripped
At the current point in time Rangers (IL) haven't been found guilty of cheating yet.

and they actually belong to Rangers still. Can some one clarify how this is possible if it is a new club?
They belong to the team who are being liquidised.

It doesn't bother me as I support Arsenal


Of course you do Sun, of course you do.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:44
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Yep, and if hey are not stripped they can remain in the records as won by that former Rangers club just like all the other trophies won in Scotland and England by clubs that have long ceased to exist.

Good luck to newco Rangers in starting to try and establish a history of their own , I had hopes they would start with that Ramsden Cup, but it was not to be. I guess the third divsion title will be the likely first one.
Lets hope so. I always enjoy watching the Old Firm fixture. Rangers fans still seem to be remaining loyal though.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:46
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At the current point in time Rangers (IL) haven't been found guilty of cheating yet.



They belong to the team who are being liquidised.





Of course you do Sun, of course you do.
I don't. I just enjoy great football rivalries between distinct clubs and different people in those clubs. Like Rangers being the Protestant club, Celtic the Catholic club etc. I just love the history.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:53
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I don't. I just enjoy great football rivalries between distinct clubs and different people in those clubs. Like Rangers being the Protestant club, Celtic the Catholic club etc. I just love the history.
Celtic have never been a 'Catholic club'.
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Old 25-09-2012, 23:56
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Celtic have never been a 'Catholic club'.
Was Celtic not formed by a Catholic priest and most of its supporters are Catholic? Perhaps I am wrong but that is what I thought.

I have just seen Lord Nimmo Smith has recognised Rangers. Any more on this?

The good news is their entitlement to the 140-year history they’ve so desperately been trying to cling on to has officially been recognised by Lord Nimmo Smith.

The bad news is that means they have to pick up the tab for the sins of their fathers.

The High Court judge has been appointed to chair an independent committee investigating Rangers’ use of EBTs over an 11-year spell and whether they had breached SPL contract rules.

And he has issued a document detailing the reasons why the “Newco” owning Rangers – despite never having been a member of the SPL – can still be held liable when they convene in November.

It’s a heavyweight tome. Twenty-one pages, 8500 words and enough legal jargon to send an entire courtroom into a coma.

Nimmo Smith makes it crystal clear the SPL have no legal sway over Sevco Scotland but goes on to determine that the club called Rangers are still playing in Division Three.
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Old 26-09-2012, 00:03
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Was Celtic not formed by a Catholic priest
No, they weren't.

and most of its supporters are Catholic? Perhaps I am wrong but that is what I thought.
Maybe they are. That doesn't make them a 'Catholic club' though. Manchester United have more supporters in China than they do in England, does that make them a Chinese club?
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Old 26-09-2012, 00:07
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No, they weren't.



Maybe they are. That doesn't make them a 'Catholic club' though. Manchester United have more supporters in China than they do in England, does that make them a Chinese club?
I could have sworn a Priest founded Celtic? I looked it up and got this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Walfrid

And you are right on the 2nd point.
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Old 26-09-2012, 00:09
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I haver realised a certain poster is talking through their backside ( even more than I first thought ) and hasn't a clue. So, I'm not wasting my energy with them. I'll leave you guys to it for now...
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Old 26-09-2012, 00:09
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I could have sworn a Priest founded Celtic? I looked it up and got this?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother_Walfrid
And where does it say he was a Priest there?
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Old 26-09-2012, 00:11
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And where does it say he was a Priest there?
Marist Brothers. Perhaps it is wrong but that is what I thought.
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Old 26-09-2012, 00:12
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I haver realised a certain poster is talking through their backside ( even more than I first thought ) and hasn't a clue. So, I'm not wasting my energy with them. I'll leave you guys to it for now...
Everyone is entitled to post their opinion.
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