Celtic Quick News fully supports the decision by the Supporters’ Association Executive Committee to ask an Emergency Delegates Meeting to vote on whether to selectively boycott clubs which vote for a Newco to be admitted directly into the SPL next season.
We discussed the idea of a boycott on this basis towards the end of last season. It appears the only appropriate action if our ‘sport’ can be subjugated for financial ends.
I am sure Celtic fans will not be the only ones considering a boycott. If Newco gains access to the SPL next season there is likely to be a schism between supporters of clubs who opposed the move and those clubs who vote for Newco, despite the wishes of their own supporters.
Kilmarnock might be able to look forward to lower costs for stewarding and turnstile operators, from their own support as well as others. Still, they would be able to open more than one stand when Newco visit.
What a great five days Walter Smith had. His attempts to buy assets from Rangers administrators failed, sigh, but he managed to undermine the guys trying to sell tickets to Ibrox next season, so it wasn’t a complete waste of time. Legned.
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I would say putting your hard earned cash into Celtic does make you a better supporter.
Put up or shut up.
Awe_Naw_No_Annoni_Oan_Anaw_Noo on 20 June, 2012 at 18:25 said:
I agree with you. I have felt this to be true for some time. Perhaps it explains why there has been no public outcry from “disgruntled investors.”
There are none!
AsonofDan
So if you make the decision due to a hard edged family budget to lets say keep your ever more expensive child care instead of buying a ST you are a lesser Celtic fan ?
I dont agree.
HH
BT
My bhoys 99s team has about 16
You might carry a couple of extras but I think it is 5 subs at a game which are
used as often as you like.
Vertwolf my bhoy U13s South Lanarkshire league
Houl yer Wheesht.
I also reckon HMRC have assured their corporate brothers that BDO will sell to them after the clean up.
HH
BTW
it’s for a friend I don’t allow mini to play football…. o))
Gerry Braiden @GerryBraiden
Allan Stewart was banned from acting as a company director for seven years in the 1990s and twice declared bankrupt.#RANGERS”
That Steve McKenna guy was outed as a CP season ticket holder on FF the other night.
BUT “OK now because he is a born again christian and they apparently hate
FB.”…..charming
ps FB is not social networking
James Forrest is Neil Lennon! We are ALL Neil Lennon! on 20 June, 2012 at 17:58 said:
I think on this subject RFC (deceased) have managed to unite the fans of all the other SPL Clubs.The problem is the clubs themselves might not be listening.
To me its straightforward enough, there shouldn’t be a vote and they should join the queue with the other ‘non league’ clubs wishing to join the senior game in Scotland.
If it was any other club there would there would be no discussion.
Awe Naw
I have thought that might be a good possibility since day1. Especially because of the use of a separate Ticketus Fund.
Hope BDO are up to finding the ‘names’.
HH
Kilbowie Celt @ 18.29,
Presumably you refer to Kojo. I’ve not read everything he’s posted, let alone approved of it. However, I’ve missed his neo-Nazi statements: would you help me by pointing to them or – better – reproducing them?
murdochauldandhay thanks TTTT let me know hopefully it should have stopped now! Apologies to all!
Knoxy – Good luck with the sale of the flag I am sure it will raise plenty hope you get what you need to get Oscar his treatment
Say Yes To:
Club Tropicana
Club Country
Club 18-30
Kensitas Club
Club 12? They should be dealt with like this
minx
tut tut,
at least you didn’t try and sell the same as me when I got hacked.. o))
BT – if that is a certain drug for men of your age….. I think I was sending those emails as well just over a year ago! The phone call from Pablo to inform me was a cracker :-)
minx
haven’t attained that age yet thanks…o))
I can imagine Steves call…
dont know if anyone has previously suggested this. if we boycott all away matches at the yes voters i would presume this includes ibrox. all that will happen there is that they will sell the whole ground to their own fans. would it not be a reasonable idea for us as a support to take 10 tickets, yes i did say 10. then the police would have to insist on segregation resulting in huns not being able to sell those seats. just a wee thought
From RTC Peter :
Steven McKenna paid £15k to play in Phil O’Donnell tribute game at CP .I thought his name was familiar.Just been reported on twitter.BBC seem to have fallen for scam
Minx,
I’m disappointed that I didnt receive the blue pill offer.
leftclicktic on 20 June, 2012 at 18:01 said:
Monaghan
notes
the claim of HMRC is admitted to vote in full but £72,786,534.91 of the claim is marked ’objected to’ by the Chairman of the Meeting.
the claims of Ticketus LLP and Ticketus 2 LLP are admitted to vote in full but marked ’objected to’ in their entirety
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I suppose, Leftclick, if HMRC had anything in excess of 25% of the debt, the total sum is irrelevant for the purposes of a vote on the CVA proposal and any sums due to anyone else, including Ticketus, matter not a jot. HMRC were in a position to put the kibosh on it regardless.
Steven with a V, must be a chancer…. o))
Sorry TimsinOhio such was the take up from the bhoys on CQN even my spam mail could not handle the replies!
Heard it said that David Cameron regards off shore tax dodging schemes to be immoral.
No knighthood for Mr Dignity then.
blantyretim on 20 June, 2012 at 18:42 said:
Move to 11 a side for under 13s….most league allow pools of 20 players,however only 16 can used and be on team sheet for match days..with rolling subs upto 16s
13-14s 35 mins each way 15-16 40 mins each way..
thanks pheersy…
If wishing was thinking thy Jabba would in genius’ radiant path go. He counteth thy words like a fingerless man calculating on an antique abacus- thou mind doth perambulate much slowly, like a three legged mutt cocking its leg roundeth a pole.
Daily you opine, deareth Jabba, inflating rumour, puffed up like thy corpulent gut, with all thine hot & gruesome gas, from thy unstudied larded mouth. Yet when, not too long to be, Sir Minty doth speak: even hath said “the dark side of the moon is made of greenest cheese” , thou Jabba hath taken his shadows as the very sun of science, so inexpert in detection he cannot smell a rat in thy streaky union jack y-fronts.
Yet in all else thou art pyrrhonism itself, prancing proud with the rank bombast of the petulant bam. When thou art burdened of facts, when reality doth intercede, thy Jabba is most protestant against Truth; conceit his stunted carapace, & he slureth Truth as nothing but a washer woman’s soapy water. When Justice breath of brightest verity doth blow upon the trumpets of day he then becometh suspicion’s most eager son: as deaf as thy neighbour when the Provy man doth chap thine door to claim thou debt.
blantyretim on 20 June, 2012 at 19:37 said:
however forgot to say this is only for teams outside port glasgow…the port make their own rules and reserve the right to change any of them during a game !
wonkyradar on 20 June, 2012 at 19:39 said:
>>>
I take it you think Jabba’s a fud?
:-)
Another pair of bankrupt tax dodgers… The ex huns are like a jobby in the street surrounded by flies…
Blantyretim,
Teams in youth football can have up to 20 signed players. Trialists can play 3/4 games before needing to sign.
They are so thick it’s like shooting fish in a barrel – not that I have ever considered doing any such thing. I’ve never seen fish in a barrel:
“NewCo Registered in England
I saw in an article the other day, that the NewCo was originally registered in England, and it got me to thinking.
Doesn’t this PROVE the company and club are seperate? If they are one and the same, then Rangers are now an English club, and can apply to play in England – which we know we can’t. If they are one and the same, how can Rangers be an English company, but operate in the Scottish league?”
Fishermans Friend
thanks, my brother thought 16 my mate 22..
just wanted to clarify the situation.
voguepunter on 20 June, 2012 at 18:34
TimsinOhio on 20 June, 2012 at 18:42 said:
Thanks very much for the info chaps – Mandalay Bay looking like the best bet. Was concerned about location, but monorail / taxis will take care of that. Stayed in Venetian 3 years ago – pool not so good for the kids, but lots to see and do in the hotel – will probably go there the end of the trip mid-July.
Will be sporting Hoops at every opporchancity, so hope to bump into some fellow bhoys to discuss the demise of the evil ones over beer ;-)
I can understand the support gathering for a boycott of clubs who vote for newco, one I support. I am also realistic and pragmatic enough to realise the financial implications that would drive other clubs to vote in favour of allowing a newco fast tracked entry. Our club is in the fortunate financial position of strength to absorb any possible losses and allow us to judge the situation from purely a sporting integrity standpoint. Our fellow clubs do not share this luxury. Rather than just threaten them further with the financial sanctions of refusing to attend games and pressurising sponsors, how would you feel by offering to support a positive aspect of campaigning for a no vote by committing as a support to attend away fixtures in as many numbers as possible to try and ameliorate the financial losses that will be incurred by other clubs if a no vote is secured. If the financial consequences can be alleviated for clubs we stand a greater chance of sporting integrity being upheld. If we are willing to punish those clubs who support a yes vote surely we must commit to rewarding those who vote no? Rather than place chairmen financially in a lose, lose situation we can as supporters of all clubs commit to back our clubs and offer another, more appealing way rather than the threat of footballing armageddon?
This anyone but Green for Club 12 chorus becoming tedious. And now it really is anyone but Green. Call Glasgow City Council to check.
@jimdelahunt
BlantyreTim
Under SYFA rules, and most associated leagues, you are able to have a maximum of 22 registered players at any given time.(Check with your individual League Secretary to confirm)
For most Youth Leagues you are allowed to have up to 16 players listed on your team sheet for a game. All 5 subs can be used on a “rolling” basis, meaning they can be taken off and put back on again as the coach requires.
Hope this helps
Monaghan1900 at 19:29
Duff and Duffer managed to boost the HMRC percentage to 76%, reducing Ticketus to 22%, so only HMRC could veto the CVA.
sonofaderryman
thanks mate…