Ticketus secure their £40m of tickets

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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.

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  1. GourockEmeraldBhoy on

    kitalba on 24 March, 2012 at 10:35 said:

     

     

    Just watched that shame game again, anybody think Neil will tell us after tomorrows game what fatty arbuckle said in his ear or is he keeping it for later.

     

     

    HH…

  2. Marrakesh Express on

    -Ulysses McGhee 09;45

     

    Accurate and to the point brother.

     

    I can honestly say that even after 50 years of life in this country, I still managed to underestimate the hatred towards us (us being ..of Irish Catholic origin and supporting Celtic Football Club). I am convinced that if the huns were in this crisis, but without the existance of CFC, the msm and governing bodies would feel relaxed about Aberdeen or Hearts gaining dominance. Its purely hypothetical of course but I only make the point to underline another example of the institutionalised discrimination that still exists in Scotland. They are mortified at the thought of the ‘tarrier’ club dominating the national sport for a long time.

     

     

    hh

  3. PF

     

     

    seems a butcher in Bridgeton is donating the cost of a sausage to the helping orcs fund..

     

     

    can’t do the link as P67 gets into trouble for illegal links…

  4. Lennon n Mc....Mjallby on

    The 2 quid flags are a pathetic attempt to gain support from those watching the game outside Scotland,that’s all it is,if any of them really believed in the flag they flag they would be ashamed of the club they support for avoiding its responsibility to the nation,non Scots adults watching tomorrow on this island are sensible enough to see the pitiful irony in the flag waiving PR exercise in the midden tomorrow.

     

     

    Be nice to see one big tri colour saying ‘ tax paid’ to offset the opportunistic vulgarity from the other 3 sides of the dereliction.

  5. Some mother’s son

     

     

    Some Mother’s Son

     

     

    is a 1996 film written and directed by Irish filmmaker Terry George, co-written by Jim Sheridan, and based on the true story of the 1981 hunger strike in the Maze Prison, in Northern Ireland. Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) prisoner Bobby Sands (played by John Lynch) led a protest against the treatment of IRA prisoners, claiming that they should be treated as prisoners of war rather than criminals. The mothers of two of the strikers, played by Helen Mirren and Fionnula Flanagan, fight to save their sons’ lives.

  6. PF Ayr

     

     

    Just for you. From FF:

     

     

     

    Donate a Cox Butchers sausage to The Rangers

     

    Right bare with me here as this could be a stroke of genius.

     

     

    We at David Cox Butchers, Main St Bridgeton are going to try this whacky way to raise some more money for the club through the method below.

     

     

    All money raised will goto ticket sales for a local BB to get along to Ibrox and watch The Rangers.

     

     

    Step One.

     

     

    Assistant weighs up one slice of square sausage.

     

     

    Step Two.

     

     

    Assistant informs punter of price of aforementioned sausage.

     

     

    Step Three.

     

     

    Cistomer donates the price of the sausage.

     

     

    Step Four.

     

     

    Tickets bought for local kids to go watch The Rangers.

     

     

    Seems great idea to me

     

     

    Started this morning and have had a few hits already. Ill keep this thread updated as we go but its a bit of fun and every penny to the club counts.

  7. Tim Malone Will Tell on

    Uly 10:32

     

     

    I genuinely bet (that’s a McCoistism for you) it’s the same bit of sausage they keep using – some rancid, putrid bit of auld meat thats been lying about since god knows when. If the huns don’t come out of admin or go into liquidation soon, the whole place will be totally minging…

  8. this whole rangers thing is a laugh. CW bought rangers for £1. DM said he had no way of forcing CW to leave, my reading is there was no legally binding guarantees about how the club would be financed. CW decided, as the owner of rangers, to finances his club the way be wanted to = his right as owner, has preferred creditor status, is it really that hard to figure out.

     

     

    CW will go to court to challenge if they try to force him out of the picture and his money.

     

     

    judge refused to make ruling on the administrators challenge to ticketus i.e breach the contract

     

     

    pro-rangers view = happy as Larry, we’ve got £24 million for nothing and we dont need to pay it back (WATB) hahaha

     

     

    ticketus = breach the deal and we’ll challenge you until you die, liquidate and we’ll seek, via court, our money from any newco, we own seats at ibrox for next four year or upwards of £40 million.

     

     

     

    but look at these other SPL clubs now talking up changing the rules to allow a newco to walk straight back into the SPL, demanding changes to the voting system etc… so they can push through any rules they wish to so long as they get what they want. now i know celtic and rangers have done this in the past, but if we are looking a a bright new start for scottish football surely it should not start with exclusion

     

     

    i kind of think celtic are stuck between a rock and a hard place with regards all this stuff

  9. Awe_Naw_No_Annoni_Oan_Anaw_Noo on

    There’ll be moonbeams over

     

    The Ibrox foreclosure, Tomorrow, just you wait and see.

     

     

    Vera Vera … What has become of you ?

     

     

    HH

  10. Gordon_J backing Neil Lennon on 24 March, 2012 at 10:21 said:

     

    Neil Lennon could be in trouble with the SFA again – he has until the end of next week to “explain” his criticism of Collum.

     

     

    Should be easy – Stoksey was fouled, wee baldy so and so didn’t give it. Criminal.

     

    ———————————————————————-

     

    GJ – it’s at times like this that Paul McBride (RIP) is sorely missed. He’d have ripped them a new one i’m sure!

     

    HH

  11. monanghan

     

     

    comedy gold

     

     

    mind you if they did a one for one deal with many of the xxxxxl brigade they could make a fortune

  12. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    AWE NAW,

     

     

    Welcome back. Should you not be busy on your other site?

  13. Awe_Naw_No_Annoni_Oan_Anaw_Noo on

    Expose the huns

     

    Expose the huns

     

    Expose

     

     

    Implode the huns

     

    Implode the huns

     

    Implode

     

     

    Depose the huns

     

    Depose the huns

     

    Depose

     

     

    Dispose the huns

     

    Dispose the huns

     

    Dispose. (Repeat)

     

     

    HH

  14. Awe_Naw_No_Annoni_Oan_Anaw_Noo on

    (All children) There’s a sad sort of clanging From the clock in the hall And the bells in the steeple, too And up in the nursery An absurd little bird Is popping out to say coo-coo (Coo-coo, coo-coo)

     

     

    (Brigitta, Gretel, Marta) (Fredrick, Leisel, Kurt, Louisa) coo-coo Regretfully they tell us coo-coo But firmly they compel us to say goodnight coo-coo (All) To you

     

     

    (Children) So long, farewell Auf Wiedersehen, goodnight (Marta) I hate to go and leave this pretty sight

     

     

    (Children) So long, farewell Auf Wiedersehen, adieu (Fredrick) Adieu, adieu To you and you and you

     

     

    (Children) So long, farewell Au revoir, Auf Weidersehen (Leisel) I’d like to stay And taste my first champagne (talking to the captain) yes?(Captain) no!

     

     

    (children) So long, farewell Auf Weidersehen, goodbye (Kurt) I leave and heave A sigh and say goodbye Goodbye

     

     

    (Brigitta) I’m glad to go I cannot tell a lie (Louisa) I flit, I float I fleetly flee, I fly

     

     

    (Gretel) The sun has gone To bed and so must I

     

     

    (Children)So long, farewell Auf Weidersehen, goodbye

     

     

    Goodbye Goodbye Goodbye

     

     

    (guests) Goodbye

     

     

    HH

  15. BOBBY MURDOCH'S CURLED-UP WINKLEPICKERS on

    AWE NAW

     

     

    Plea accepted.

     

     

    I think CTC has access to ESTADIO’s unrivalled collection of photies of Glasgow boozers………

  16. Awe_Naw_No_Annoni_Oan_Anaw_Noo on

    We’ve been crying now for much too long

     

     

    And now we’re gonna dance to a different song

     

     

    Gonna sream and shout til my dying breath

     

     

    Gonna smash it up til theres nothing left

     

     

    (chorus)

     

     

    Oooh ooh smash it up, smash it up, smash it up

     

     

    Oooh ooh smash it up, smash it up, smash it up

     

     

    People call me villain oh it’s such a shame

     

     

    Maybe it’s my clothes must be to blame

     

     

    I don’t even care if I look a mess

     

     

    Don’t wanna be a sucker like all the rest

     

     

    (chorus)

     

     

    Smash it up (x5)

     

     

    Smash it up, you can keep your krishna burgers

     

     

    Smash it up, and your glastonbury hippies

     

     

    Smash it up, you can stick your frothy lager

     

     

    Smash it up, and your blow wave hairstyles

     

     

    (repeat verse 1)

     

     

    (chorus)

     

     

    And everybodys smashing things now

     

     

    I said everybodys smashing things now yeah

     

     

    RatScabiesCSC

  17. Gordon j

     

    Just ask anyone selling a wee flag if you can see his street traders permit. They only cost £61 and I’m sure they will all have paid

     

     

    I think they are selling them after the turnstiles.

  18. Not getting the square sausage thing.

     

     

    Is it not like going in to a pub, and the barman shows you a pint, and you give him three quid?

     

     

    Or you go to the lap dancing, the bouncer describes some girls, and you give him twenty quid?

  19. kitalba on 24 March, 2012 at 10:55 said:

     

    A movie for later.

     

     

    Hidden Agenda 1990

     

     

    share

     

    Ken Loach used some people from my area as extras in that film and at the premier screening in London he brought a few of them over where he made sure they were treated with the same courtesy and respect as the main actors

     

    A gem of a man

  20. This 2 quid flag thing….

     

    They keep making arses of themselves and just don’t get it. This is a blatant last gasp attempt to play the”Them and us” “Old Firm” angle.

     

    Just like the poppy nonsense where instead of donating to the Scottish Poppy Fund they sold a poppy shirt and had collections at the gate for said fund. Rangers raised 6,500 pounds total.

     

    Celtic donated 10,000 pounds total.

     

    Who copped the flak?

     

     

    HH

  21. Starry plough …spot on.

     

     

    BTW Morrisons has shut as well!

     

     

    All these pub closures are forcing me into the beguiling embrace of Sharkeys. :-)

     

     

    Hail Hail

  22. Estadio, good shout…

     

     

    Tiger, Tiger, burning bright …

     

     

    February 19, 2010 by localnews

     

     

    Cheerful symmetry: Singapore-based brewer Tiger Beer has included Glasgow in its Chinese New Year arts and advertising campaign with a wall mural near the South Portland Street suspension bridge. The huge painting, which celebrates the Year of the Tiger, is one of five works inspired by the Chinese elements of the zodiac – Earth, wood, metal, water and fire. The Glasgow mural depicts the element fire. The Glasgow work, which took two days to complete, was carried out by artists from the studio of John McFaul, a Liverpudlian painter with Glasgow family connections.

     

    http://www.localnewsglasgow.co.uk/2010/02/tiger-tiger-burning-bright/