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Peasie


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http://www.rangers.co.uk/staticFiles/fe/a8/0,,5~174334,00.pdf

Pages 52 and 53 should give you a rough idea.



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lol Peasie,

could make you cry the amounts that some businesses pay some accountantancy practices.

With so many cheaper options out there one has to ask why the fans are not up in arms about such expenditure?

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Shamus wrote:

lol Peasie,

could make you cry the amounts that some businesses pay some accountantancy practices.

With so many cheaper options out there one has to ask why the fans are not up in arms about such expenditure?

One particular fan is. But he is completely bonkers.

http://leggoland2.blogspot.co.uk/

 



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Reading through the whole document makes me think - I'll just stick to bookkeeping, accounting is scary.

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Hi Peasie

 

Are you one of the creditors (or related to one) or is this on public record?

 

Interesting!!



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It's on public record.

I just find it funny listening to Craig Whyte. He is on another planet if he thinks he will be any part of Rangers future. Actually, if you listen to him, he sounds like a cross between Comical Ali and Father Ted. (the money was only resting in my account).

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