It would appear that, as sure as the sun doth rise – the debate over Rangers past shall continue. In the past week Craig Whyte has released a trendy niche of sound bites in relation to the ormer Ibrox rear-guard, and by this I do not refer to Messer’s Gough and Brown.
The slagging match continues; and I use the word ‘slagging with’ deft apt: that’s all that it is.
So who actually owns Rangers?
The proverbial $64,000 question and one that is difficult to shed much light on.
The simple answer is of course: Craig Whyte. A man who acquired the club for the price of £1 from Sir David Murray, earlier in 2011.
I have decided to write down in hard format the Rangers Tax troubles that have plagued the club for approximately the last three years or so. I am a Rangers fan, I have an interest in the case both in the perspective of the law and also some may argue a vested interest due to not only my support of the club but my continuing purchase of their produce in an up front, annual manner.
Peter Lawwell – a man that causes complete outrage on both sides of the Old
Firm Divide.
One one hand, he is seen as a greedy failure with a tendency to create superlative lies in a bid to paper over the cracks of his office, or to defraud and vilify others. No,wait – this is how he is viewed on both sides of the divide. The only difference is the terminology.
