Herald yesterday
" If I wasn't here there would be no-one buying this football club. All the bidders disappeared. So what fans and the media and everyone has to understand – and I keep saying it – is that if there's someone out there now who wants this club and can do a better job than we're doing, then turn up tomorrow morning, sign a cheque, we'll go out the door and they can take over."
It depends how binding this whole agreement is with Green, its a nonsense that its taken this long for Smith and co to put their head above the parapit, but its better late than never I suppose, these are the kind of guys you want to own the club, not a leech like Green.
"The message from within Charles Green's camp re Walter Smith-fronted bid is: talk to us if you want to buy club, not admin or liquidators.
"Their investors are looking for a return on the money already spent on legal fees, etc. That shouldn't stop men of McColl and Park's money."
Err Mr Green you will have no supporters if you turn this down.
Mismangement of a company is not a crime.
Statement from Green released that he's completed purchasing the assets of the club. Now up to Walter to see if he'll sell on.
Watty is smart. Green has came in and done all the dirty work, and now Smith is gonna come in, with a clean slate, buy the club from Green giving him a small profit (he obviously has sunk a lot into this in time and legal fees), and start fresh. Walter Smiths blue and white army should be the name of the newco.
SPL or 3rd Div, I'll still be there.
Wonder if Green was representing these people all along...makes sense since they kept quiet till the end when they could have trumped his offer to D&P earlier.
BREAKING NEWS
Ian Hart has confirmed that he is not part of Charles Green's consortium, which is set to take control of Rangers.
Green named his investors yesterday, and included Hart in his list, but the Glasgow businessman has strenuously denied the claims, and restated his support for Douglas Park, who is part of the group led by Walter Smith that is attempting to buy the club from Green.
Ian Hart statement:
"A number of years ago I invested in the youth development department and that money was lying in the youth development department," he said. "At the time when Charles Green was the preferred bidder and was going for the CVA, I allowed that money to be used in order to get a CVA, but I am not part of his consortium.
"That was on the basis that he was going for a CVA, for the simple reason of trying to help to save the club. But I am not part of his consortium and I've been behind Douglas Park in the previous bid with the Blue Knights.
"I spoke with Douglas yesterday and today, and I was very happy to be involved in putting more investment into the bid by Douglas.
"I am not part of Green's consortium. I remain in full support of Douglas Park."
Hopefully Sky will put an end to the speculation and confirm finally what the deal will be or wont be with Newco in our out the league.