Rangers current finances not affected as liquidators settle case today
Rangers’ current finances will not be affected as liquidators have finally settled their tax case with eye-watering figures being released, according to The Scotsman.
Joint liquidators of the oldco Rangers, BDO, were tasked with acting for creditors who had been left hugely out of pocket from back in 2012.
Thankfully, Rangers are now under a different company structure at Ibrox and are moving forward and away from this saga that has dragged on for so long.
it is further reported that these absolutes should end any attempts to say that Rangers could have avoided liquidating in the first place.
Instead, the reform and rebuild came and the club has gone to new heights in a frightening space of time after rising from the ashes back to the very top.
Difference.
It is wild that this came out only days after the annual AGM.
The differences that are on show are clear, with record revenues being recorded in recent years at Ibrox compared to the liquidation of 2012.
Douglas Park and his boardroom were very quick to point out these figures at the AGM and that may have been an attempt to cover their own backs as things on the pitch right now are not looking great.
Thankfully, this is a completely different landscape and has nothing to really do with the current company at Ibrox, as that would be really worrying.
This should finally put everything to bed and there is nothing more that can come from this, even down to opposition fans using it as ammunition going forward.
Now it is time to move forward and continue improving the finances and on-pitch success of Rangers Football Club, as we look to continue being a huge force.
In other Rangers news, Gers launch a bid to sign Hearts starlet James Wilson which leaves the Jambos powerless