In Scotland the media is starting to notice that next season isn’t too far away, there will be a Champions League Second Round qualifier in around 70 days time, the draw for that round takes place on June 18.
Stewart, from Aberdeen with a dubious first name is most certainly not a bear. He doesn’t get it no matter how much comforting corporate-speak he releases in his in-house interviews.
Internet Bampots and others are all aware of these issues but with Celtic powering towards another treble the Record and others need to pump feel-good stories into the depressing lives of their Army of Readers.
I’m told, by somebody with a very good understanding of the deal, last week, and it is going on, progressing nicely. They said that there was no way that they new owners would have had that walkabout at Ibrox, if it hadn’t been going, errr, according to plan.
Cavenagh was pictured at Celtic Park in March but going on for 8.30pm on matchday the Record and STV have yet to carry any gushing stories of how much the lads from the 49GERS enjoyed the 1-1 draw at Ibrox this afternoon.
Which is understandable when Cyriel Dessers. John Souttar and James Tavernier were up on stage picking up recognition for their efforts over another season of achieving nothing.
To buy up 51% of the shares the consortium would need to buy up every share belonging to the six biggest shareholders, that includes Dave King and Douglas Park, not a peep has been heard from the Lanarkshire based businessman who has an 11.54% stake in the club and has…
There was barely a dissenting voice across the various Ibrox podcasts, websites and forums. It appears that almost 15 years after being introduced to Craig Whyte that every single one of them nod in agreement at everything that they are told.
With more than a decade to reflect on the Whyte saga it appears that Keevins has learned very little, he has been nodding through the 49GERS takeover even though Jackson has quickly moved on to 49ers Enterprises to Andrew Cavenagh and now an unidentified American consortium.
The cheeky chappie is full of gags and banter when he is watching any English side in action, last night he stopped just short of ‘Ah’ll tell you this boy’ with his appearance increasingly matching the Govan street philosopher made famous by Gregor Fisher in the eighties.