GrahamH

No

He did say that but when pressed he couldn't name the teams. I really hope his deal to buy Rangers goes through as he is a total loonball.

That's why I'd expect any voting options to be more than a simple yes or no.

So how is it time to put up or shut up?

How can people "put up or shut up" when there are no games on for them not to attend? Also, nothing's actually happened yet so why is it time for people to do something?

That's where I hope HMRC would step in. Ibrox and Murray Park were valued at £110 million not too long ago but according to a valuation arranged by Fudd and Fudder they're now worth less than £5.5 million?

The CVA proposal has gone out to creditors to vote on but Duff and Duffer have said that if it's successful they won't pay out until the results of the big tax case and the court case against Collyer Bristow are known as that will affect the amount paid out to each creditor. Can't really see HMRC going for that.

Do the rest of the SPL not have to vote on whether or not the SPL share can be transferred and if it can what sanctions will be placed on the newco? Sanctions = punishment for breaking the rules?

BTC is now irrelevant moneywise as the CVA offer has been made. BTC going against Rangers would just be added to the overall debt and dilute the pot. However if the BTC goes against Rangers it virtually proves dual contracts and should lead to title stripping even if there is a newco.

So a newco could carry on in the SPL as if nothing had happened? I didn't realise that. I thought the SPL clubs had to vote.

If Rangers can agree a CVA and come out of administration they're not breaking any rules so I don't see how they could be punished further.

I'm quite happy with the outcome of todays meeting. Firstly, there's no guarantee that they'll get voted into the SPL and secondly they don't know what the punishment will be if they do get voted in as each case is going to be dealt with on it's own merits. Can't see that helping with Charles Green's recruitment drive for his consortium.

If Stuart McCall's comments in The Sun are representative of the clubs thinking it looks like we'll be voting in a Newco :- McCall admits Rangers' loss has been Motherwell's gain and he sympathises. He added: "They're going through hell but it does not just have an impact on them — it has an impact on the whole of Scottish football. "Without Rangers the league would be knackered. "I know a lot of supporters are saying they should be liquidated and come back as a new club in division three. "But that would be the end for Scottish football — there certainly wouldn't be any TV deals and the element of competition would vanish because Celtic would walk away with the SPL. "Financially speaking, Rangers mean a lot to us because of the revenue that comes into the coffers when we play them. The SPL without Rangers is unthinkable and I'm sure lots of clubs would go to the wall without them."

Can't see anything but Rangers getting themselves into deeper shit through this.

Celtic don't have a waiting list any more. That's why they've been advertising the fact that season tickets are now on sale.

Congratulations, that's a great achievement.

Not really a good comparison when you consider that both those teams are downsizing in order to reduce debt.

Other clubs, with the exception of Celtic haven't had as successful a season as us so should we really be using them as a yardstick? Qualifying for the Champions League surely means that we should be ahead of the rest?

He's not left footed so that makes it an even better finish.

Not 100% confirmed but in my opinion it will be before the last game. Hopefully tomorrow night.

Thought Brian Winter had a good game tonight. Got all the important decisions right and wasn't swayed by the home crowd.

Quality from start to finish. As good a performance off the park as there was on it.

Are you sure about Hibs figures? Would surprise me if true.

How much are our top earners on and what are Hibs paying?

Well done to Stuart McCall and the team. Could not have asked for a better result and hopefully we'll go to Tynecastle full of confidence.