Mr Green and his invidious meetings

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Information leaked from Charles Green that he is due to meet Celtic chief executive, Peter Lawwell today.  I’ve no idea if it’s true (sooo many wrong steers from over there) but, if accurate, it puts our man in an invidious position.  Mr Green appears generous when reviewing the success of meetings.

At his infamous ‘Blood on their hands’ press conference, would-be-pope-of-Ibrox, Brian Kennedy, told us “HMRC will not agree to a CVA until the very last minute”.  Why would they?  We believe Green has offered £8.5m but he has spoken about having raised £20m.  If HMRC are negotiating at all (and I have my doubts) they will want as much of that £20m as possible, and I’m sure they will, as Mr Kennedy suggested, wait until the very last minute before agreeing to anything (they won’t, b.t.w.).

None of this matters to Mr Green, he can say HMRC told him they’ll scrub the debt if he paints the Blue Room pink and no one can contradict him.  He is likely to be looking for some comfort from Mr Lawwell but I am sure he will be told that Celtic are unable to support any measure to parachute a Newco into the SPL (after his CVA fails, which it will).  Mr Green, who is also trying to maintain the support of the backers needed to commit cash by Friday, will almost certainly emerge from the meeting uttering words like “constructive”, “helpful” or maybe even “very positive”.

He is wasting his time.  Words like “sobering”, “alarming” and “downright obstinate” might be closer to the truth.

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  1. Neil canamalar Lennon hunskelper extrordinaire on

    and you will always be waiting for …….. well sad news

  2. O.G.Rafferty on 29 May, 2012 at 00:33 said:

     

     

     

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    thanks for the reply mate . .I pray to god it will be good enough to finish them this time ..

     

     

    jimtim.

  3. O.G.Rafferty on

    jimtim, 00:55

     

    It’s been difficult to back up (Alex Thomson wanted to doorstep them this week but he’s in Syria) otherwise it would be out by now. I hear it is a fine tale

  4. Neil C – stay off the wacky as it’s clouding your judgement. You’re no in the Smiddy!

     

     

    Algarvian 100% correct AND before ye moan Canalamar lots of people scroll back, kids anaw.

     

     

    parentscouncilcsc

  5. Neil canamalar Lennon hunskelper extrordinaire on

    AoW,

     

    no ma problem, learened a long time ago to keep the level of language just above primary.

     

    If hey can keep up they are up

     

    language is, innit

     

    as for th threats, you know exactly where I live, donttell me how to behave on a faceless blog, come to my door

  6. 'crushed nuts?' 'Naw, Layringitis!' on

    Ceaser67 on 29 May, 2012 at 00:47 said:

     

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    sorry for the delay, the answer is you , as the first shot fire in the air. you’re no longer a threat and the second best will try for the best shot, if he succeeds, game over. If he fails, the best shot is going to bust a cap in the ass of the guy who shot nim.

  7. 67Heaven ... I am Neil Lennon..!!..Truth and Justice will always prevail on

    jude2005 is Neil Lennon \o/ on 29 May, 2012 at 00:12 said:

     

     

    Can I add spew keevins to that……… If he was on a wee EBT, (why not, everyone else seems to have been)’ I’ll be more than extremely pleased…night all.!!

  8. Threats? Please!

     

    You know that there is a code of conduct on this blog and you are over-stepping it with some crass comments IMO.

     

     

    If I come to your door it will be with an Irn Bru and a bacon roll. Chill dude.

     

     

    Championees!

  9. Neil canamalar Lennon hunskelper extrordinaire on

    AoW,

     

    thought the code of conduct was – LEARN ALL YOU CAN AS QUICKLY AS YOU CAN

     

     

     

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?gl=GB&hl=en-GB&v=iRXn1rkoHek

     

     

    then again the threat of irn brew and bacon roll, means we must meet on the plains of partick there can be only wan sheet.

     

    You have accused me of influencing the working of childrens minds, my only retort is REALLY, anybody then

     

    that knows what i’m on about is already too old ffs

     

     

    Always found communication is the best way to arm family

     

    know whats wrong

  10. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    CANAMALAR

     

     

    How you doing,buddy?

     

     

    I come on here post-midnight as usual to chase everyone away,only to find you’ve beaten me to it!

     

     

    I bow before the master………

     

     

    I posted these about this time last night-stunning wee collection.

     

     

    http://eurorivals.net/top-100-football-players/henrik-larsson.html

     

     

    You’ve probably seen them,but worth getting a few tinnies out,and chilling over.

     

     

    Off out to pretend I’m busy for a few hours.

     

     

    Nae fa’in’ ot,noo!

  11. Neil canamalar Lennon hunskelper extrordinaire on

    Theres no justice till injustice is demonstrated

     

    arse frae elbow miki

     

    night night n

     

    hail hail

  12. Neil canamalar Lennon hunskelper extrordinaire on 29 May, 2012 at 02:19 said:

     

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    I wisnae makin’ that statement with reference to your post……I was just droppin’ it in with ref. to the scum’s antics!

     

    Anyway,why am I explainin’ masel tae you? Have you no huns to be skelpin’!?

     

    HH !

     

    : )))

  13. FC SION, docked 36 points this season after dragging both Celtic and Uefa into a complex legal battle, made sure of staying in Switzerland’s top flight by winning a relegation play-off yesterday.

     

     

     

    The club lost the second leg 1-0 away to second division runners-up Aarau but held out comfortably for a 3-1 aggregate win.

     

     

    Sion would almost certainly have finished bottom of the table after the penalty but were saved when Neuchatel Xamax were kicked out of the league in January for a series of financial irregularities under Russian-born owner Bulat Chagaev. Neuchatel officially finished bottom of the 10-team standings, the only direct relegation spot, giving Sion ninth place and the chance of a play-off.

     

     

    There was still controversy as Aarau protested over the presence of Sion’s Serey Die, even though he was handed an eight-match ban two weeks ago for slapping a ball boy in the face.

     

     

    The Ivorian appealed the decision and, under the competition rules, was allowed to continue playing until the hearing takes place, which might not be until next season. After beating Celtic to seemingly reach the group phase, Sion were kicked out of the Europa League this season for fielding players they had signed while subject to a Fifa transfer ban.

     

     

    Neil Lennon’s side took their place, but the club’s volatile president Christian Constantin then took the case to a civil court, defying Fifa and Uefa statutes, and Switzerland was threatened with an international ban unless action was taken against Sion.

  14. skyisalandfill on

    miki67

     

     

    I had never heard of this before. I don’t really know what to say.

     

     

    HH

     

     

    SIALF

  15. miki67 on 29 May, 2012 at 03:40 said:….

     

     

    Just read that earlier today myself. Fascinating read…. One that makes you wonder… About history books past, present and future.

  16. macjay1 for Neil Lennon on

    miki67 on 29 May, 2012 at 03:40 said:

     

     

    Mate

     

    Two questions should be asked.

     

    Who is John Martin?

     

    What are his credentials?