If the case ever made it to a court (which is highly unlikely in my opinion) that comment would give the lawyer cross-examining both Mr Ahmad and Mr Green some heavy ammunition. After all it implies that there would be a possibility that, despite taking an oath to tell the truth, Mr Green might not do so if it did not suit. On top of Mr Green’s previous admission that he lied to Craig Whyte to get him to do what he (Green) wanted regarding Whyte’s shares, there is a lot of scope for Mr Green to be questioned about whether or not he is being truthful.

Spivs will NOT go to Court unless they are forced to. If those two went the Lawyers would be loaded… They are anyway because Spivs take advice to stay ahead & the CLUB pays…. TRFC paid out more to Lawyers & PR companies than they did in looking after the club because it was in the interest of the SPIVS. … , Mr Green was part of a consortium which acquired the business assets of Rangers in 2012 and later became the club’s chief executive officer – he stepped down the following year. He says he was unable to live with or visit his ex-wife and four young children who were in Hertfordshire, England during the period. Lord Keen said despite an admission of liability in the case was made in October, 2020, mediation was expected but a letter of apology that was expected was not forthcoming. They state in legal documents: "There was no basis upon which the defenders or those acting on their behalf could have held reasonable suspicion that the Mr Ahmad had committed the charges libelled...

You don't work at the likes of Liverpool, Chelsea, Aston Villa and Sao Paulo if you're not highly regarded but there's a huge difference from being a coach to boss of Rangers. Mr Whyte ended up being the last man standing in the fraud conspiracy case and was acquitted of taking over the club by fraud at the end of a seven-week trial four years ago. Belgian midfielder Nicolas Raskin has admitted that joining Rangers was part of hi long-term plan to play in England's Premier League. (La Tribune) external-link St Mirren chairman Stewart Gilmour insists withdrawing the scheme will have severe financial consequences for many clubs. That responsibility brings huge pressure. He will need to front up to everything and keep his cool when that pressure builds from the stands and on social media.

I could grumble about the fact that it took for the morning of the proof and therefore it would have saved me some work if this happened last week, but in the circumstances I shall refrain from doing so. Is Mr Ahmad claiming he is due a 5% return on the capital he himself invested to acquire his 2.2 million shares? Top-flight and lower league sides will lose out on thousands of pounds after the SFA’s 11th-hour removal of the Performance Awards Scheme that encouraged managers to play youngsters.The SFA asked clubs to spend on youth development and more young players are now being introduced at first-team level.

Part of the furniture for over four decades, there's been a huge outpouring of sadness from players past and present, club staff and supporters alike following the devastating news that Bell has passed away. In “Mr. Rager” he imagines himself as a role model telling kids about his adventures… as Kid Cudi sings, “I’m on my way to heaven” — not saying whether it’s via rapture or death. But they were all acquitted and earlier this year Mr Green received an apology from the former Lord Advocate James Wolffe QC.In fact, such is his legendary status among the Ibrox faithful, he's been affectionately referred to as "Mr. Rangers" for several years.

The Chief Constable of Police Scotland was also identified as culpable in Mr Ahmad's damages action.His time at Rangers didn't start out as a kitman. He initially drove the team bus and helped out as a mechanic, before finding his way onto the dugout when Graeme Souness was manager.