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.
And if you come up short quite a lot, then it can be a challenge for you and to justify that with your supporters. But as I said, I’m a traditionalist.
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Despite his off the radar wealth it seems that Cavenagh is a team player, linking up with 49ers Enterprises to buy some shares in the troubled Ibrox club before performing boardroom gymnastics to reach 51% of the shares.
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.
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.
Off air White could have played a recording of The Billy Boys to Jordan, I suspect he’d be able to sing it word perfect having spent many days and nights in the company of loyal bears.
Putting the jigsaw pieces together it seems that Dave King has matched up with Cavenagh to sell on his shares with the remainder of the story an exercise in kite flying.
deeply saddening and frankly embarrassing that the club is now set to face significant sanctions for the actions of a very small minority.
This is a matter that would undoubtedly have engaged the attention of any intelligent well-motivated sports or financial journalist or broadcaster. So, naturally in Scotland in 2025, no one in the media has paid it any attention whatsoever.