'Same as kit kats ceased to exist when they were transferred from nestle to rowntree?'
Keep 'em coming, if that's the analogies you are drawing on these days
Just saying, whatever schematic you guys draw upon, that date will forever be set in stone.
And IE, you can shed whatever you want, but you'll be banking on mass Alzheimer's if you want that aspect of your past erased
"Just saying, whatever schematic you guys draw upon, that date will forever be set in stone."....as the date Charles Green rescued Rangers and took ownership of us via a pre-pack administration
The "shedding of debts" you refer to tim mate is the process of a company entering and exiting administration via a newco assets purchase route....where the business, or in this case, the club, is bought from the old company.......which happens, virtually on a daily basis, in this country.
Seems to me the problem you have is with the law of the land and the fact Rangers were able to use those laws to their advantage.....take that up with the authorities mate, not us!!.
Here.....read up
http://www.companyrescue.co.uk/company-rescue/options/pre-packaged-administration
Best team in the country?????
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posted on 27/9/12
'Same as kit kats ceased to exist when they were transferred from nestle to rowntree?'
Keep 'em coming, if that's the analogies you are drawing on these days
Just saying, whatever schematic you guys draw upon, that date will forever be set in stone.
And IE, you can shed whatever you want, but you'll be banking on mass Alzheimer's if you want that aspect of your past erased
posted on 27/9/12
Timo - we don't make the rules but that is the rules. We got rid of our debt and we keep the titles etc
Just the way it is in afraid
posted on 27/9/12
"Just saying, whatever schematic you guys draw upon, that date will forever be set in stone."....as the date Charles Green rescued Rangers and took ownership of us via a pre-pack administration
The "shedding of debts" you refer to tim mate is the process of a company entering and exiting administration via a newco assets purchase route....where the business, or in this case, the club, is bought from the old company.......which happens, virtually on a daily basis, in this country.
Seems to me the problem you have is with the law of the land and the fact Rangers were able to use those laws to their advantage.....take that up with the authorities mate, not us!!.
Here.....read up
http://www.companyrescue.co.uk/company-rescue/options/pre-packaged-administration
posted on 27/9/12
Stevie
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