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None of you will be surprised at today’s opinion from the Court of Session in Edinburgh that Rangers’ deal with Ticketus cannot be set aside, despite some absolutely pitiful reporting to the contrary.  It’s fine to get things wrong every now and then, we all get Duff information on occasion, but please….

It’s worth recording, Ticketus may only have paid £20m + vat but the tickets they own are worth in the region of £40m. High risk investments require a high return.

Rangers’ administrators argued that the deal inhibited their ability to rescue the company but the heroic Blue Knights submitted a bid accommodating Ticketus, undermining the administrators’ argument. If only the Blue Knights were in a position to strike a deal with Craig Whyte they could be regarded as helping the situation instead of being hapless fools.

Next up is HMRC, who have not capitulated and agreed to accept a few pennies in the pound.  They have not agreed to accept anything less than all monies owed.  Soon after that we will hear that no court has been able to set aside Craig Whyte’s security over Ibrox.  The most underappreciated man no longer in Scotland remains the only person with a reasonable chance of phoenix-ing Rangers.

The first 26,000 (approx.) tickets sold to each Rangers game for the next three years are owned by Ticketus.  In the event a phoenix occurs, Rangers will have to revert back to budgets from their glory days of the 1950s – we will soon be told this is a great omen.

If you are going to Ibrox on Sunday, take care and enjoy your visit.  Take photographs of the occasion and send them in, we’ll perhaps use them on a future edition of CQN Magazine.  It may prove to be the end of an era.

If you’ve not read the article below, about one of Jinky’s great performances, do so now.

Issue 7 of CQN Magazine is out now! Go to the dedicated magazine site here to read it properly (which you’ll not be able to do below).

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  2. petec on

    zimmerman 02:30

     

     

    He is straight out of the Alice Bailey School…….

     

     

    Blavatsky

     

     

    Wake Up.

     

     

    It’s a brutal learning curve especially when you have no discernment at all.

  4. jimbob71 on

    Ard Macha,

     

     

    I truly worry about Sunday.

     

     

    For all the Celtic Family.

     

     

    Since administration and “We don’t do walking away” RFC(IA) have had 3 sell outs at Ibrox, Dundee UTD, Kilmarnock and Hearts, all supporters wanting to put money into the club yet this Sunday, when either of 3 above sell outs would do, they decide to print 43,000 union flags to sell before the game for funds.

     

     

    Now. if I was a cynical type of person……..

  5. Margaret McGill on

    I think if Motherwell win Celtic will draw. If Motherwell dont win Celtic will win.

     

    Just my opinion. Anyway Celtic discussed for 7 minutes on American television tonight. Celtic games now televised in the USA starting from the Killie game, Hopefully, the beginning of a good thing. Personally I empathize with Paul67’s missive today. Hopefully a hun death knell.

  7. Margaret McGill on

    Timothy Winters comes to school

     

    With eyes as wide as a football pool,

     

    Ears like bombs and teeth like splinters:

     

    A blitz of a boy is Timothy Winters.

     

     

    His belly is white, his neck is dark,

     

    And his hair is an exclamation mark.

     

    His clothes are enough to scare a crow

     

    And through his britches the blue winds blow.

     

     

    When a teacher talks he won’t hear a word

     

    And he shoots down dead the arithmetic bird,

     

    He licks the patterns off his plate

     

    And he’s not even heard of the Welfare State.

     

     

    Timothy Winters has bloody feet

     

    And he lives in a house on Suez Street,

     

    He sleeps in a sack on the kitchen floor

     

    And they say there aren’t boys like him any more.

     

     

    Old man Winters likes his beer

     

    And his missus ran off with a bombardier,

     

    Grandma sits in the grate with a gin

     

    And Timothy’s dosed with an aspirin.

     

     

    The Welfare Worker lies awake

     

    But the law’s as tricky as a ten-foot snake,

     

    So Timothy Winters drinks his cup

     

    And slowly goes on growing up.

     

     

    At Morning Prayers the Master helves

     

    For the children less fortunate than ourselves,

     

    And the loudest response in the room is when

     

    Timothy Winters roars “Amen!”

     

     

    So come one angel, come on ten:

     

    Timothy Winters says “Amen

     

    Amen amen amen amen.”

     

    Timothy Winters, Lord. Amen.

  12. petec on

    zimmerman,

     

     

    Ask Yourself why so many Hollywood Films are promoting Aliens and beings from outer space.

     

     

    Ask Yourself why would such Intelligence come here and hide after coming from such a far away place.

     

     

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbbBe9EKyPY

     

     

    The Royal Society are behind Evolution, do you trust that SCUM? ;)

     

     

    Theres no way ancient astronauts can be feasible without EVOLUTION.

     

     

    Faith is going to be ROCKED over the coming months………..

  13. jimbob71 on

    She got a hammer and a nail and with a grin and a swear,

     

     

    nailed to her neighbour’s floorboard!!

  18. Margaret McGill on

    petec on 24 March, 2012 at 02:51 said:

     

     

    Espérons que, ils meurent dans l’agonie

  20. petec on

    Margaret McGill,

     

     

    Hail Hail.

     

     

    Individuality is being eroded constantly.

     

     

    It won’t be long before we are all of the same Borg mind on the Blogs.

     

     

    Its less offensive that way us all being right in the middle.

  21. Margaret McGill on

    petec on 24 March, 2012 at 03:23 said:

     

     

    I am so far off the logarithmic scale of blog homogeneity it beggars belief. Dont participate in facebook. You will all regret it one day. Trust me.

  22. petec on

    Margaret McGill

     

     

    I came off all that crap a couple of years ago after imitating a CIA officer and posting loads of links about Masons and the deeper stuff about those Babylonian Mystery schools.

     

     

    You are very perceptive with that last comment.

     

     

    The thought is, if you read Dr Dennis Cuddy and his book, “The Secret Nazi Plan” that the Nazis have been playing the East against the West to weaken both to be able to then Step in and implement their 4th Reich.

     

     

    Let’s hope Cuddy is talking Barry White. :))

  25. Margaret McGill on

    macjay

     

     

    ““Whilst one is willing to temporarily countenance the company of a Hun on occasions such as these, the frankly dreadful selection of Chablis at Ibrox is beyond the pale.”

     

     

     

    ..brilliant!

  26. macjay1 for Neil Lennon on

    Mags

     

    This article was pointed out to me by my son,a closet Tim.

     

    Hard to be a proper one when you`re an Ozzie.

     

    Off oot soon for ” doon the watter ” Ozzie style with the Sydney C.S, C.on Sydney Harbour.

     

    Life is GOOD.

     

     

    Incidentally,you`re spot on about facebook.

  27. fleagle1888 on

    CQN Saturday Naps Competition

     

     

    Lads, for those who are in the CQN Saturday Naps competition, please go back and post your selection on the previous article :

     

    (“Learn from Jinky. League win at Ibrox takes sheer effort and exquisite talent”)

     

     

    Alternatively, if you cannot access the previous article for any reason, then you can send me an email message with your selection to : fleagle1888 at yahoo.co.uk

     

     

    All the best, fleagle1888

  29. fleagle1888 on

    CQN Saturday Naps Competition – Week 32 Standings

     

     

    +£12.00 voguepunter (4)

     

    +£11.75 Cathal (8)

     

    +£ 6.58 bobbymurdoch’s winklepickers (7)

     

    +£ 5.00 tommytwisttommyturns (3)

     

    -£ 0.17 fleagle1888 (5)

     

    -£ 0.95 Rockon (9)

     

    -£ 6.25 Eurochamps67 (6)

     

    -£ 6.25 What is the Stars (4)

     

    -£ 8.25 Raymac (4)

     

    -£ 9.00 wolfetonebhoy (4)

     

    -£ 9.50 twists n turns (3)

     

    -£ 11.95 Som mes que un club (3)

     

    -£19.00 Che (2)

     

    -£19.25 BULL67 (2)

     

    -£22.50 hunza rugli (2)

     

    -£23.50 PFayr (2)

     

    -£32.00 oldtim

     

    -£32.00 The Token Tim

     

     

    *No selections from – Eurochamps67

     

     

    Cheers, fleagle1888

  30. Vmhan Supporting Lenny! on

    Morning Celts,

     

     

    I see from the napsters league that the Voguepunter is top, looks like an upside doon kinda league to me, unless of coarse he’s picking his selection from the armchair rather than from the Vogue :>)

     

    Aye that’s it.

     

    V

  31. Vmhan Supporting Lenny! on

    Fortunes Favour Mibbes on 23 March, 2012 at 23:22 said:

     

    ………..

     

    Thanks for the reply last night, was only on for a short time last night.

     

    I realise you were encouraging debate but I’ll say again that ibORCS is no place for inexperienced young players.

     

    Apologies to anybody who was offended by “is the blog drunk remark”, except BT I’m Naw apologising to him, he was posting Fae his shebeen.

     

    Not had a drink since last Sunday, And I’m starting to feel a bit thirsty ::>)

     

    V

  34. kitalba on

    Old Firm sides draw 0-0 as 1,000 extra police are drafted in for clash days after Neil Lennon was sent mail bombBy Daily Mail Reporter

     

    UPDATED: 15:55 GMT, 24 April 2011

     

     

     

    That game is long gone but I do wonder how many extra police have been drafted in for the upcoming game and who will pay for them or will it be invoiced as just yet one more orange walk event?

     

     

    One thousand extra police, that is a lot of money, a total bill of circa 200k – extra -on top of normal costs. That is a lot of money for Strathclyde police to write off.

  35. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    VMHAN,

     

     

    I think he’s picking them from the Sunday Post Results Section,the cheatin’ bassa!

     

     

    Unlike my good self lately,who appears to be picking from the Sunday Post Fun Section………

     

     

    Ah well,today is another tomorrow.

  36. voguepunter on

    Vmhan Supporting Lenny! on 24 March, 2012 at 07:09 said:

     

     

    Well I didn’t get long to wallow in the glory .

     

    Thanks Vinny ,CQN ‘s bringing you back down to earth ghuy.

     

     

    Good morning Tims and the Vmhan.

  37. voguepunter on

    BOBBY MURDOCH’S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on 24 March,

     

     

    BM ,a wee 11-2 will put you back on top.

     

    Walk on ,with hope in your heart.

     

    Off oot ,see you ghuys later. HH

  38. Jobo Baldie on

    Good morning friends from, again, a totally fog bound East Kilbride. Feels as if there’s a warm day ahead.though.

     

     

    Jobo

  40. Vmhan Supporting Lenny! on

    Voguepunter, didn’t realise you’d be up so early :>)

     

    I of course meant to congratulate you and Bobby on you’re elevated positions, but alas predictive text meant that the post looked rather different.

     

    what does the winner get ?

     

    V

  41. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    VOGUEPUNTER

     

     

    I could do with some of my results at Cheltenham,doing my brains in on Saturdays to the extent that I’m considering just walking into the bookies and handing over some cash then walking back out.

     

     

    Saves time studying or checking results,which can be better spent bevvying.

     

     

    Plus,my lager always tastes salty and watered-down,for some reason,on a Sunday…..

  42. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    VMHAN

     

     

    Winner gets to back Tangerine Trees in the big sprints.

     

     

    (Oh f..k,I’ve jinxed the bloody thing!)

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