Passerby66 2:19 Fri Jul 13
Rangers in Division 3
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Ouch!
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Xnulian Rrudho
11:50 Tue Jul 17
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I wanted them to go into the Highland League just to see how they fared against Fort William, who seem to be dead last with about 4 points every year around April time.
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Aberdeen Iron
9:49 Tue Jul 17
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A source I know very well and trust still isn't convinced that Rangers will be in D3.
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northernammer
9:32 Tue Jul 17
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not too sure what the difference was here with Middlesbrough? they were wound up and formed a new company in 1986 didnt they? as i recall they started in division 3 ( now div 1) following the rangers example , they should have been relegated to the northern premier league.
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Eddie B
9:03 Tue Jul 17
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http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/550257_362287850490429_138253956227154_1035352_1873536833_n.jpg
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dougles badder
10:07 Fri Jul 13
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Turkeys vote for xmas in scottish football shocker.
In fairness the correct descision but i bet the rest off the spl who voted them out are now in shock,no 1st division they thought the small teams would vote for newco to enter keeping them all hunky dorey.
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JACK1
10:04 Fri Jul 13
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Cor blimey the irony was so was mine ! I missed the Smily face off to the next post ! :-)
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Cor Blimey
9:52 Fri Jul 13
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JACK1 8:16 Fri Jul 13
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Cor blimey - what are the fans guilty of or are you one of them plastic taigs who just dig at Rangers for bigatory's sake ?
Are you as stupid as this post makes you out to be?
It was an attempt at irony
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Jasnik
9:49 Fri Jul 13
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So assume that will mean more money in thier coffers so each year there will be a team apart from Ranger now who get more money.
I suspect the Scottish league will get more competitive.
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Eric.C.
9:44 Fri Jul 13
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Jasnik 9:22
The mighty Motherwell.
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Jasnik
9:26 Fri Jul 13
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Scottish Premier League
Founded in 1998, The Scottish Premier League, currently sponsored by Clydesdale Bank, is the top level league competition for professional football clubs in Scotland. The league consists of twelve teams but only two – Celtic and Rangers – have won the title, with each team having 7 championships to date.
Celtic won the title for the 2011/12 season after a 6-0 away win against Kilmarnock, reclaiming the top spot for the first time in four years.
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Website: http://www.scotprem.com
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Jasnik
9:23 Fri Jul 13
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Fox soccer channel just took the scottish prem tv in us.
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Jasnik
9:22 Fri Jul 13
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does the second team in the Scottish prem go into europe if so which and whom is it now ?
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NEVER SAY DIE
9:19 Fri Jul 13
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Full Claret Jacket 8:56 Fri Jul 13
Well if it isn't fucked how do you propose they replace an £80m TV deal, cos no-one is gonna touch them until the Gers are back in the top flight and as soon as Sky's legal advisors work their way out of the current deal it's gone.
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mallard
9:15 Fri Jul 13
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I genuinely feel sorry for their fans
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Full Claret Jacket
8:56 Fri Jul 13
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What is funny is all these people running round saying Scottish football is fcuked just becuase they didn't let a brand new club come in and 'masquerade' as being Rangers and dupe their fans.
Rangers has GONE. It is being liquidated. The new co has no football history and only assets of a dead club.
It's sad that this has happened to a great football club but nobody would save it because they thought they could get away by starting up fresh without taking on the debt and everyone would let them carry on as usual.
Justice was done today unfortunately for scottish football fans,
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Eric.C.
8:31 Fri Jul 13
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I think the Administrators of the liquidated club sold Ibrox and Murray Park,the training ground(very plush too,by all accounts) to the new club's consortium led by Green for 5.5 million quid. This happened on the day the club went into liquidation and appears to have been lawful. The trouble now is the new club are in a financial hole after selling only 250 season tickets for next season so far and now being placed in Division 3. They are in deep shit but no doubt the fanatic Rangers supporters will rally round and keep the club afloat one way or another.
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Full Claret Jacket
8:21 Fri Jul 13
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Nobody knows who owns Ibrox and their training ground do they? The club says they do but I'm sorry those assets are worth way more than £5.5m thats been paid. The suspicion is they are owned by one of former owner Craig Whytes companies.
When Leeds went tits up, they had to sell everything - ground included to cover the debt. I can't understand why this hasn't happened here. Very shady and i'm delighted they have been dumped down in the 3rd division - shame they were even allowed to play there.
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Mate
8:19 Fri Jul 13
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WOOSHBACK
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JACK1
8:17 Fri Jul 13
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:-)
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JACK1
8:16 Fri Jul 13
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Cor blimey - what are the fans guilty of or are you one of them plastic taigs who just dig at Rangers for bigatory's sake ?
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Cheezey Bell-End
8:15 Fri Jul 13
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As I understand it, a man bought them with promises of investment, then invested nothing and may even have taken money out. It wasn't a Leeds situation.
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