Craig whyte northampton

Di stefano is a scumbag and it's hilarious that a group of people that are calling green dodgy seem to be hanging on every wotd from that clown So, you believe that GDS investigtion of what has happened is all Crap!

Look at Di Stefano's past, ignore him. I genuinely cannot believe that any sane person is taking him seriously. A lot of this stuff was found out at the beginning, but most people here accused the people reporting it of being Celtic fans or worse.

Exactly, and people should start taking this GDS seriously. He's found out all of this in the space of a few weeks. Stop telling porkies. He was certainly one of the ones asking questions and pointing out many many issues and lies only to be called many a name, just like myself.

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Share More sharing options Followers 0. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Prev 1 2 Next Page 1 of 2. Recommended Posts. North Rd 2, Posted July 23, Posted July 23, It was the fact that he had been made to look a fool. Below is a verbatim note of the conversation with Whyte. The Rangers director Andrew Ellis has apologised to fans for his part in bringing Craig Whyte to Ibrox — and claims he was also "duped" by the under-fire chairman. Ellis, a London-based businessman, introduced Whyte to the former Rangers owner Sir David Murray in November , after his own bid to buy the club had come to nothing.

While the administrators try to untangle the financial mess at Ibrox, the Scottish Football Association has appointed Lord Nimmo Smith to chair their inquiry into recent activities at the club. On Thursday, Rangers' director of football, Gordon Smith, and chief operating officer, Ali Russell, agreed to leave the club at the end of the month in a cost-cutting measure while Strathclyde police have taken receipt of a dossier pertaining to Whyte's takeover from the administrators.

In his first interview since joining the Ibrox board as a nonexecutive director, in January, Ellis said: "I can only say I'm sorry to the Rangers fans. Bringing Craig to the table was done in good faith and like a lot of other people I feel let down by him. My interest in buying the club had ended due to the potential cost of the impending tax case but I had met Craig via the Cadbury family and was told by people that he was a very successful and wealthy businessman who was interested in buying Rangers.

I was absolutely devastated last week to see the club go into administration with jobs at risk. Daily Record, print edition. Southend United manager Phil Brown says he still has an interest in signing Harry Forrester but thinks the year-old midfielder, who has since been told he has no future at Rangers, is unlikely to join his club having rejected the opportunity earlier this summer in order to fight for his place at Ibrox.

Southend Echo external-link. Midfielder Matt Crooks, who failed to win a regular place with Rangers, believes he has moved on to "bigger and better things" after his summer switch to English League One club Northampton Town. Scotland midfielder Graham Dorrans says Rangers' early exit from Europa League qualifying did not make him think again about his proposed transfer from Norwich City. The Herald external-link. Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha says Scotland left-back Lee Wallace will continue to wear the armband despite summer additions meaning he has five players capable of being captain.

Livingston goalkeeper Neil Alexander has claimed he had no choice but to leave Rangers five years ago after being offered a vastly reduced contract. St Johnstone manager Tommy Wright is hoping to add another two attackers to his squad - an experienced striker and a winger with pace - but former Paris Saint-Germain winger Romain Habran's chances of earning a contract were not helped when the year-old was forced off with a leg knock after 60 minutes of Saturday's friendly victory over Hartlepool.