Green’s failure to make an offer more telling than Doncaster drama

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There are so many plot lines in the epic story that Scottish football has become it’s easy to lose track, especially when the chief executive of the SPL insists that he still doesn’t know if Rangers have a case to answer in connection with improperly registered football players  – a completely untenable position on week 11 of the inquiry.

He should know.  If he doesn’t, he should resign and allow someone else to pick up the baton.

While this drama has dominated headlines the important storyline happened off-stage.  11 days ago the Blue Knights consortium, fully aware of how time-critical events were, said their accountants needed to be place at 9am on Saturday 12 May for Rangers to achieve a CVA.  Even more importantly, they also said that a Newco would not work.

If the Blue Knights men were in place on 12 May creditors could have voted on a CVA this time next week.  As it is, creditors still have nothing to vote on, the prospective buyer has not been able to put a deal to them.

Green’s failure to produce an offer since being appointed nine days ago, alongside missing his own deadline to announce a creditor’s meeting on 6 June, are the most important acts in this month’s play, so far.  He has to find funders who are able to see a return on investment which Paul Murray and Brian Kennedy tell us does not exist. It’s worth noting that both of these men will be far closer to the financial realities of running Rangers than anyone Green will find in Bangalore.

Unless a consortium can be pulled together that will offer money for the assets of Rangers FC, the company will expire next week when it runs out of money.  No CVA, no Newco, no matter what Neil Doncaster does.

Don’t be surprised if Mr Green walks away soon.

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  1. sparkleghirl on

    O.G.Rafferty on 22 May, 2012 at 20:27 said:

     

     

    When you say ‘tomorrow’s news’ do you mean the Daly doc or is there more?

  2. Sffs correction posted just in time to avoid a mini riot in the Glasgow household!

  3. Patria O Muerte on

    I’d keep Paddy but would understand if he left for more first team football … If I was NL, and I know we all are, I’d hold onto him.

     

     

    Any info on the new song? :-)

     

     

    POM&PMFA

     

     

    HH

  4. O.G.Rafferty on 22 May, 2012 at 20:27 said:

     

     

    Go raibh maith agat.

     

     

    I’ll be sorely disappointed if the BBC show tomorrow night does anything but sink them without a trace.

     

     

    Árd Macha

  5. When you think about it, we have an outstanding young squad.

     

     

    The reason I did not think twice about renewing my season ticket.

     

     

    I want to be a part of this as I believe it is going to be special.

  6. Estadio Nacional on

    Vmhan 20:31

     

     

    Aye we sure do…

     

     

    Theres only two ways Paddy McCourt will leave Celtic, 1. Over my dead body. and 2. If he moves to Qatar as rumoured a few weeks ago, that might just be allowable…

     

     

    Hope alls well mate.

     

     

     

    EN

  7. O.G.Rafferty

     

     

    But can this impending tidal wave stop clowns like Doncaster from achieving their objective of gaining the Newclub entry to the SPL? And I appreciate it would only be an opinion.

  8. sparkleghirl on

    O.G.Rafferty on 22 May, 2012 at 20:32 said:

     

     

    A small tsunami will do me.

  9. 2 Celtic goals in the second half methinks, ye know what if not, it disnae matter…… the Celtic support are making this…… even the Norwich support are joining in….. keep it up me Bhoys ….. n Ghirls!

     

    Hx2

  10. TheOriginalSadiesBhoy on

    lazydynamite

     

     

    Thanks for the headsup regarding tonight’s game. Caught last 5 minutes of 1st half. Excellent quality of stream.

  11. Enjoying the game with our very young and very attacking line up.

     

     

    Tony Watt looking direct enough to maybe save us a few bob in the transfer market. Is he any good in the air? Neil will probably give him a rocket for being greedy but I like a striker that wants to score.

     

     

    Fans in great voice

  12. O.G.Rafferty on

    Árd Macha, 20:32

     

    I know it’s still very much being put together at this moment and so many things can change right up to transmission.

     

    I suspect that the important thing will be that the documentation and detail will be made public – the context and the editorial line will be provided by others – the few non-lamb eaters north of the border and Alex Thomson south. The timing though is vital.

  13. You can really we have the better players. Norwich use what they have well- almost a case of maximising their limitations. Our bhoys look very comfortable on the ball all over the park. Norwich are more direct though. You can see they are sharper too, but that’s probably because of their line up. Is young Dylan playing left back? He looks way out of his depths there- looks a very good player but defo not a right back.

     

     

    I might be biased but I think our bhoys really look far superior technically. Norwich are just more streetwise- and we look naive at the back. But I can really see a LOT of positives in some performances: Watt. Ibrahim ( looks remarkably comfortable on the ball). Blackman (pace. Good touch. Decent passer). Paddy ( Immaculate as ever).

     

     

    Fans have vivified Norwich with all their magnificent maniac joy- SUPERB.

     

     

    BEST FANS IN THE FECKING WORLD!

  14. Estadio Nacional on

    Im fed up with all this ‘The fans are great, well done’ carry on while we are getting beat in Europe yet again.

     

     

    When will we ever learn?

     

     

     

    OperationEuropeanAwayWinCSC

  15. Will he? Won’t he? Green’s like a virgin bride. The Rankers fiasco is farce gone wrong.

  16. Neil Lennon is ainm dom (nohunlover) on

    John Hartson loves Celtic, defending our team and manager at every turn. Proper Celtic legend

  17. O.G.Rafferty on

    Neil Lennon, 20:41

     

    Hartson was a Celtic great on the pitch and is now a Celtic great off the pitch and it doesn’t happen to many. Top man

  18. thomthethim CQN (genuine) Badge Wearer on

    ASonOfDan on 22 May, 2012 at 20:44 said:

     

    No offence to Drury but his missus is mutton dressed as lamb…

     

     

    share on F’book or Twitter

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Crass comment.

  19. sparkleghirl on

    Dream scenario

     

     

    Wed: Daly doc

     

    Thu: Green walks away

     

    Fri : Death certificate signed. 25 yrs to the day since Lisbon.

     

     

    Karma. I get a feeling.

  20. West Wales Celt on

    wonky:

     

    Agree mate.

     

    Like the look of Blackman going forward especially.

     

    Ibrahim has been neat and tidy as well.

     

    Watt shows promise and a few moments from McGeouch.

     

    Keep it up going forward and tighten up at the back and we’ll do well second half…

  21. ASonOfDan on 22 May, 2012 at 20:44 said:

     

    No offence to Drury but his missus is mutton dressed as lamb…

     

     

    That type of garbage has no place on here.

  22. garygillespieshamstring on

    ah, but would you describe her as mutton dressed as succulent lamb?

  23. Thanks to lazydynamite.

     

     

    First Ive watched a stream for a while and have got the ole headphones blaasting the dulcet tones of the Faithful. The singing is something else. Phenomenal. No–one does it better.

     

     

    Loved the few rounds of The Soldier’s Song….Nearly in tears.

     

     

    What a run by weed Dylan on 24mins, a joy to behold.

  24. sparkleghirl on

    re Hartson and others like him.

     

     

    I love these players, Maybe because I’m an ‘outsider’ myself with no celtic family connections. They wind up in Glasgow almost by chance and fall in love with Celtic just like I did.