rudebhoy
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Hopefully they will keep their great run going as long as possible, it will be nice to have a proper title race for a change.RossC get a win and Aberdeen top of league…what’s not to like.
Hopefully they will keep their great run going as long as possible, it will be nice to have a proper title race for a change.RossC get a win and Aberdeen top of league…what’s not to like.
If both teams carry on playing like that it will be a relegation battle.Amazing to think that this is a potential relegation battle.
Depends on how many players are left on the pitch after 90 minsAnyway…thinking that Aberdeen are favourites for this evening.
Sevco.Oh dear Sevco..£17m loss last financial year - added to previous years of losses gives £150m…sustainable? No matter, I am sure that someone has at least the concept of a plan. If not…then there may be some walking away of investors and the club faces a rerun of the Valentines Day ‘massacre’ of 2012.
Most clubs in Scotland wouldn’t last five minutes with equivalent/relative losses - yet somehow Rangers FC swim serenely on.
Anyway…thinking that Aberdeen are favourites for this evening.
Well it’s Sevco that has the losses and not Glasgow Rangers FC - and if Sevco go into administration what then of the football club. There’s me thinking I was separating club from company as Rangers fans would want.Sevco.
Sevco doesn't exist anymore. In the same way that Pacific Shelf 595 doesn't.Well it’s Sevco that has the losses and not Glasgow Rangers FC - and if Sevco go into administration what then of the football club. There’s me thinking I was separating club from company as Rangers fans would want.
So who has made the £17m loss? Not good if it’s the actual football club.Sevco doesn't exist anymore. In the same way that Pacific Shelf 595 doesn't.
Try a bit research before spouting nonsense.So who has made the £17m loss? Not good if it’s the actual football club.
OK so all I hear from Rangers supporters is that the club did not die it just changed ownership…and so it is the owners who have suffered the losses…I was actually trying to not go down the route that Celtic fans go, but there you go. Got it wrong trying to be less provocative didn’t work.Try a bit research before spouting nonsense.
Split liability operating is not uncommon in many business fields. In this case the holding company is Rangers International Football Club plc.So who has made the £17m loss? Not good if it’s the actual football club.
No, it would be Rangers International Football Club plc that would be wound up. This would have no bearing on the football club as a sporting operation (notionally, as it would still need to be financed form somewhere).OK so all I hear from Rangers supporters is that the club did not die it just changed ownership…and so it is the owners who have suffered the losses…I was actually trying to not go down the route that Celtic fans go, but there you go. Got it wrong trying to be less provocative didn’t work.
So it is the club that has posted the losses and so it will be Rangers FC the club who would go into administration? Or not? But of course administration won’t happen - I hope. Had enough of a Celtic hegemony last time round.
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As you say not uncommon. Unfortunately for Rangers that wasn't the model used for the club that was liquidated.Split liability operating is not uncommon in many business fields. In this case the holding company is Rangers International Football Club plc.
It's a business operating as a limited liability company separate to the "sporting club/operation" whilst retaining ownership rights to the club/name.
As I say, and as much as Cellik fans would want people to believe, it's not an uncommon practice for business owners to protect their "brand" by using one (or sometimes multiple) holding companies. I have worked for several "mainstream" client businesses over the years that operate in the same way.
Watched the highlights and Aberdeen did indeed look like a proper and decent football team. Rangers…? Well I suppose the best we can say is that they got better in the 2nd half.Aberdeen superb last night for large parts of the game, really well structured and balanced team.
As for Rangers, they were the complete opposite
Lose on Sunday and he will be gone.Result at Pittodrie as expected.
Tick tock for Clement now.