if I’m one of these guys- Dave King, John Bennett, Barry Scott- I’m kind of thinking ‘I agreed this weeks ago, I want the cash to drop into my bank account’.
Many of the people thinking like that are employed by Newsquest, the Daily Record or BBC Scotland, all of them hang onto the upbeat moonbeams being dished out across Ibrox social media.
While legacy media outlets whip up Takeover Fever the reality is that shares in Rangers International are trading at 3.5p.It is certainly a buyers market, a number of smaller ‘investors’ are being taken in by coverage of a takeover and offering to sell their shares. Buyers are thin on the…
The Rangers Review understands that there was not an exclusive option-to-buy clause included in the loan deal to bring him to Ibrox last summer.
The Daily Record is stepping up its race to merge with Ibrox fan media as they chase a digital audience to stay afloat.With print sales hovering at just over 40,000 a day the management at the Record has virtually given up on that market with the paper edition an afterthought…
On Tuesday February 25 the Record didn’t publish a single word about the fakeover, Jackson has gone off on holiday with his colleagues quietly trying to forget all about last week’s drama as reality dawns.
It’s understood he is now part of a consortium – including at least one other high net worth American business mogul – which hopes to restore Rangers to the top of the Scottish game after years spent languishing in the shadow of Old Firm rivals Celtic.
The last decade of Celtic success has been devastating for the Record, daily sales hover just above 40,000 for a publication that was shifting 500,000 a day at the turn of the century.
The Daily Record has come up with some more heart-warming content to cheer up their army of elderly readers.Recently the ailing Glasgow publisher has been thinking more out of the box in order to avoid the reality of Celtic’s domination, you’ll do well to read any mention of the World’s…
Propper emerged as Clement’s most wanted man in the wake of Connor Goldson completing his move to Aris Limassol over the weekend. And that sparked the Ibrox board into a raid on the same Eredivisie outfit they punted Sam Lammers to one week earlier in a deal worth around £2.7m.