Kris Commons return to the Celtic team on Sunday was enormously welcome, even if it didn’t produce his first goal of the season. Kris has had a wretched season after arriving with a bang from Derby County in January last year.
He is not the most athletic or skilful player in the team but he has an abundance of football intelligence, well in excess of his contemporaries. The cross-field pass for the second goal against St Johnstone was a perfect example. Celtic players were rushing forward on a break, while defenders were flooding back. To the annoyance of many sitting around me, Kris slowed things down, surveyed the field and switched play to Ki on the opposite wing.
This has been a great and memorable season for Celtic but there remains plenty to do. An hour or so watching Kris Commons is enough to demonstrate the way forward.
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Doner Kebab
So much for the Fighting Fund! Lol!
Up until March 31, Duff and Phelps have
accumulated fees larger than the
amount of money Rangers have earned
during that time. Administrators claim
their time costs are £1.1m. From their
appointment on February 14 until the
end of March, Duff and Phelps say
Rangers have taken in just over £1m
Latest news from Ibox:
“Lamb’s off but maybe some spam at the back of the fridge.”
god knows what’s going on with the blog, posted a few times and nothing?
serge
I have a few on.
Not much as The Masters will usually only be won by a handfull.
I have gone for value
Hunter Mahann
Miguel Angel Jimenez
Martin Kaymer
Peter Hansen
Cabrerra
Dustin Johnstone
Rory Mc
Justin Rose
All apart from Rory EW, as I said small money.
Bankier
EuroChamps67 says its Baltic in Lanzarote
Graham Spiers @GrahamSpiers Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
What carnage at Rangers. A potential net-debt of £134m? Let the word “custodian” never again be used for these Ibrox chancers. Vandals!
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Oh dear Graham is throwing the toys oot the pram…
We did try to tell you you corduroy clad muppet…
At least he got the Vandals bit right…
The next door Neighbour (an Orc)
Has painted a blue square in his back garden, so that when people look at Google Earth, it’ll look like a swimming pool.
Deepest Rutherglen CSC
This guy explains to his baby what Rangers do to their debt & Tax bills, when they come in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP4abiHdQpc
Why then do they need a shredder???
I’m up in Belfast on me own – me sister’s friend does pr for the hilton group and got me a cheap room in Belfast hilton – all sorts of tourist plans – what am I doing -getting bladdered in the bar- though I saw a great hoops mural in the markets.
Captured couldn,t get in touch , folks don’t have the web
HH
If the German bid was accepted (i know) bear with it.
Could they be referred to as the HI HI were similarly known:-
newco
The Hun Huns?
Ok so the neanderthal show their wee red cards…………
Does that represent a red hand salute or the fact they’ve been caught red-handed?
(Probably both actually)
New Ragers Badge
Sky news tickertape : los huns owe 134 million’ loads of republic accents up here
Close Leasing is a secured creditor
under the administration after it
provided new equipment for Ibrox
kitchen upgrades in a deal Mr Whyte
secured against income from the
catering contract at the stadium.
In the report, Duff and Phelps said
“indebtedness to Close Leasing Limited
was approximately £1.6m, subject to
accruing interest and charges” and
discussions are continuing over
repayment of this.
Jim White its a day of figures lol
The guy in the studio knows he is a hun and is trying not to make it sound negative great entertainment
Mort – cheers. I can only imagine what incriminating evidence they needed to destroy.
Yet Paul Murray ,who was an active Director of the last shambles,is held up as the new saviour? bring it on.
Dick Byrne @DickByrne1 Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
Prime Minister of Greece declares National Day Of Celebration as they realise that there’s actually someone else with more debt than them.
Shouldn’t laugh really mwhhaaaaahhhhaaaa
From an inmate over at RM
Delusional or what ?
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“i think it will be cloer to 12p in the £, but, that is juts my thought!
the figures don’t include the BTC, but do include the £27m to Ticketus.
Tell ticketus to chase Whyte, win the BTC, 12p in the £, doddle
………………………..fingers crossed! ”
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This guy should be running the RBS if its that easy … sorry doddle :)
TET
Think i will have to do Rose i already regret not doing him. Good luck!
Did Dick Turpin no get hunged for less??
bournesouprecipe on 5 April, 2012 at 17:07 said:
…too funny BSR…hope you’re well…
Brian Swanson of SSN slapping Whyte down
Looks like somebody had a word in Whyteys earpiece. He looked like crying a few minutes ago
Shine the light on minty!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What carnage at Rangers. A potential net-debt of £134m? Let the word “custodian” never again be used for these Ibrox chancers. Vandals!”
In answer to the inmates of the Orc Asylums :
Rangers Tax-Case @rangerstaxcase Reply Retweet Favorite · Open
HMRC have 4,000 EBT cases to close. If you were HMRC, would you do an p/£ deal on the most prominent one?
Next moonbeam will be along shortly please have your red boarding card ready shreddy..
Seems to be a strong smell of Coffee in Bonny Scotland.
Nice way to end a succulent meal I’d say.
So RFC owe Glasgow Celtic monies and the Bhoys haven’t been responsible for redundancies.
Does that mean we get an apology from Jim Traynor & Co?
Daily Record headline tomorrow “R@ngers Debt of the Radar”
Blue Knights’ Paul Murray is quoted “We are going to need a bigger Composium”
Here we go again!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUemq-6t_yQ
Vandal = HUN
HAIL HAIL
Ten Men Won The League on 5 April, 2012 at 17:16 said:
“Brian Swanson of SSN slapping Whyte down
“Looks like somebody had a word in Whyteys earpiece.”
Aye. They did. And I know who told them to do it…
So – they haven’t paid their gas, electricity, phone, council tax, paye, national insurance ….. Any other firm or individual would be in court, liquidated and assets sold weeks ago.
Cheating, robbing scum and it’s not all down to Whyte.
Hail! Hail!
DavieL
bye bye rangers…
“We would stress, however, that if a CVA
could not be achieved, bidders have
discussed with us the next best alternative
being the sale of the business to a new legal
entity which would continue to trade as
Rangers Football Club.
“While such an arrangement is not desirable
in so far as it would change the corporate
entity, i.e, the registration number of the
limited company, and would leave the Club
facing European and domestic football
penalties, it nevertheless could provide a
platform to enable new and substantial
investment into the Club to be made, which
would in turn achieve the long term stability
and viability of the business. As
administrators, we would be in breach of
our statutory duties if we rejected out of
hand any legitimate proposal that asserted
to secure the future of the Club.
“This solution is not our primary objective
nor our preferred option, however we
would ask fans to understand that delivery
of a CVA can only be achieved if purchasers
are prepared to offer enough to provide a
return to creditors at a commercially
acceptable level. We do, however, believe
this can be achieved.
I thought ibrox was valued at something like a squillion quid, £134 million should not be a problem to them, must be some equity in the old crumbling pile!
Unless it was overvalued by a pet surveyor to look good at accounting time!
Vaultbhoy
Ajaxbhoy
U 2
HH
Steinreignedsupreme :))))))))
HAIL HAIL
Ps anyone venturing over to the FF swamp do they see it the same as deluded White.
Jackie Mac, hope you enjoy the Easter break in our fine city. Sitting in Maddens Bar having a pre-liquidation pint:)
Rangers EBT debts – £75m approx
Total EBT debts to HMRC – £1.7bn approx
Rangers owe 22.6% of the total owed.
Decisions for HMRC
Accept a pence in the pound agreement thereby creating a precedent for others to follow; or
Resign yourself to the fact that you will get nowt from Rangers but in a very strong position to get full amounts from others.
what would you do?
Mort