SPL - Rangers accept McKay offer
Rangers have accepted an offer for Matt McKay from South Korean club Busan I'Park.
The transfer, if completed, would give Rangers a much-needed injection of cash and reduce their wage bill as administrators look to cut costs at the club.
A statement on the club's official website read: "Rangers have confirmed today (Wednesday) that a fee has been agreed with Busan but that negotiations on the transfer are still continuing."
McKay joined Rangers from Brisbane Roar in August for a fee after captaining his former side to the A-League title. However, the Australia midfielder, who had been voted his country's player of the year, made only three first-team appearances for Rangers.
The 29-year-old had a brief spell in South Korea in 2006 when he joined Incheon United on loan during the Australian close season. Administrators have not announced any job cuts at Rangers since being appointed on Valentine's Day and have said redundancies are not inevitable, according to manager Ally McCoist.
The administrators have so far focused on probing recent financial dealings around the club, confirming on Tuesday that owner Craig Whyte had paid off an £18 million debt to Lloyds Banking Group with money raised from future season ticket sales.
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the problem in selling Ibrox to a supermarket is that they cant nock down the main facade as its a listed building.
pledge your wedge at saverangers site.
37 Malcum, their you go again and you wonder why" nobody likes us" in the words of your own song, I AM SO HAPPY TONIGHT IT JUST GETS BETTER. Therefore I wont give you your usual roasting, I will leave you with a play on the words of Mr Obama, recently used by Craig Whyte when talking to his new Board, "Can we Fleece them, Oh yes we can".
37 Malcum, their you go again and you wonder why" nobody likes us" in the words of your own song, I AM SO HAPPY TONIGHT IT JUST GETS BETTER. Therefore I wont give you your usual roasting, I will leave you with a play on the words of Mr Obama, recently used by Craig Whyte when talking to his new Board, "Can we Fleece them, Oh yes we can".
They are up to their necks in debt,do they try and solve it,do they get behind the club,NO they chant songs of hatred and come on here a spout bile,god knows the world will be a better place without them
this is getting boring, its just a football club, sell Ibrox to a supermarket chain and pay back the british taxpayer.
Surely Rangers would be able to share with Celtic and pay them rent.
to the guy who qouted tam cowan go to y ou t ube and check out tam cowan/ letter from celtic fan its frigging priceless
hey thomas who shagged all the weans? piss off ya paedo
sinner thomas .....a fool delights in hearing himself speak :)
we just like listening to the dogs barking and making a fool of themselves :)
One less for Ally to Pay Off, although he was a great signing and made a big difference, Matt said," Rangers are the Best club I NEVER played for but the Manager knew nothing about Tactics, and until last Tuesday when it was closed down, he was always in the Canteen eating all the Pies".
Good luck Matt with your move to Busan L Park from Broke Ibrox Park, and don't worry mate about missing Mass on Sundays, plenty of Chapel's in South Korea.
Who is next ??
Mon Rangers forra Treble - Administration, Liquidation and Relegation = Humiliation. ALLY MUST STAY
32 Billy was starved of Oxygen at Birth and it has diminished his reasoning, poor soul, he thinks HMRC means Her Majesty's Rangers Club. but he is good for a laugh along with his alter ego McMean
Am getting really pissed off the whole rangers thing is fu*king my life up .just LIQUIDATE them and be done with it ..!!!
billy what is wrong with you? your love for the royal family and the queen in particular is embarrassing amd quite disturbing, i also don't see what it has to do with the issue, in fact, your on a collision course with the queens men, so your love is wasted, good luck ma wee gnome.
parcel shelf 595 giruy all,GBTQ & THE WONDERFUL ROYAL FAMILY
Just in case you missed this earlier -- One less for Ally to Pay Off, although he was a great signing and made a big difference, Matt said," Rangers are the Best club I NEVER played for but the Manager knew nothing about Tactics, and until last Tuesday when it was closed down, he was always in the Canteen eating all the Pies".
Good luck Matt with your move to Busan L Park from Broke Ibrox Park, and don't worry mate about missing Mass on Sundays, plenty of Chapel's in South Korea
21 Dafto, you have such a poor opinion of the Future Champions, one would think you are upset just because Cragie sold a few old Arsenal Shares to a Russian. It must be nice to be a Goody Goody and have been among your fellow ORC'S on Saturday singing all of those old community songs to the victorious Killie Fans, and it seems that Strathclydes finest were so impressed by the singing that they recorded it and sent copies to the SFA and FIFA. The Administrators Nuff'n'Helps will now have to make allowance to pay another fine, I'm so glad Rangers have Loyal Fans like you. Keep it up Dafto your doing a good job.
26, Andrew have you finished your shift in the Public Lavvie, and back again for another pounding, what do you think about the sale of "The Gunners Shares" , each day brings more ammo for the Celtic Faithful. and now the News that the Treble is still on for Rangers, "Administratuion, Liquidation, and Relegation. This will be followed by Humiliation. As for your well researched post, please note Celtic did not go into Administration and did not win Trophies by cheating as Murrymints did. The Big Jug as you call it was won fairly by a totally Scottish Team put together by a Scotsman Jock Stein, not a load of overpriced muppets avoiding tax payments to HMRC.
Pacific Shelf 595 Limited
The above Company was incorporated on 11 October 1994, with a registered office at 24 Great King Street, Edinburgh.
This Company subsequently changed its name and became "The Celtic Football and Athletic Company Limited" and currently trades as Celtic Football Club.
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So let us start the campaign that as the old Company folded in 1994 and was replaced by this Company, that all trophies, including the big jug, won before 1994 be stripped from their official records.
The Company that Peter Liewell runs has a very very proud history going back all of 18 years and has won 7 titles, 6 scottish cups and 5 league cups.
Pass this info around every bear you know, get on the phone-ins and let us ensure the gloating fans of Pacific Shelf 595 Limited that we are not the first to think about a change of name, and that it doesnt necessarily mean that previous history is lost.
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