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6 minutes ago, AlfieMoon said:

If there was no substance to it or it was hacked then you'd expect them to have a statement out pronto to correct the situation.

They'll surely say something shortly. 

You would hope so - all a bit confusing.  

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4 minutes ago, shaggycoo said:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/38939432

Now reporting he has been replaced for the cup tie tomorrow

Something that caught my eye...

This compensation amount was agreed when Rangers significantly improved Mr Warburton and Mr Weir's financial arrangements before the start of this season.

What on earth had they done to earn improved terms? Surely winning the 2nd tier was the absolute minimum that was expected last season.

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2 minutes ago, BlueGaz said:

I mentioned that earlier but it was a punt.  where did you see that?

The honest answer, my mum text me.

:lol:

My brother in law told her, he does have a mate that tends to be "in the know", but no idea if it came via him or not.

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Aye, on Twitter folk are saying he accepted the Forest job (only club in the UK as dysfunctional as rangers!) and resigned, only for Forest to change their mind- he tried to withdraw his resignation, but the club/company refused!

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1 minute ago, sbcmfc said:

That looks fake. 1200 followers???

Aye it nearly took me in as well

The Rangers statement looks as if it has been written by a 5 years old

"Rangers has accepted the resignation" ?

 

Surely it's "Rangers have"

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Just now, Ally Bongo said:

Aye it nearly took me in as well

The Rangers statement looks as if it has been written by a 5 years old

"Rangers has accepted the resignation" ?

 

Surely it's "Rangers have"

I knew it was those tims.  maybe not, all the text was the right way up.

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35 minutes ago, Ally Bongo said:

Aye it nearly took me in as well

The Rangers statement looks as if it has been written by a 5 years old

"Rangers has accepted the resignation" ?

 

Surely it's "Rangers have"

"Rangers" is a single entity so saying "Rangers has accepted..." whilst founding slightly strange is in fact correct.  The club should technically be referred to as "it" rather than "them" or "they".

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43 minutes ago, Ally Bongo said:

Aye it nearly took me in as well

The Rangers statement looks as if it has been written by a 5 years old

"Rangers has accepted the resignation" ?

 

Surely it's "Rangers have"

You're wrong. 

Rangers is a singular entity and therefore its has.  Have is for plurals. 

Seems you're the 5 year old in this case. ?

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Hate to interfere, but "Rangers has ..." is neither right nor wrong. In theory it depends on the perspective of the person using the phrase (they may be seeing it as a single entity, or they may be seeing it as the parts that make up that entity). In British English, we're slightly more likely to use the plural ("Celtic have announced ..."; "Rovers have collapsed ..."). In American English they tend to use the singular.

Edit: And as if to prove my point, a quick googling reveals that "Rangers have" appears 495,000 times while "Rangers has" only makes 132,000.

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7 minutes ago, RenfrewBlue said:

You're wrong. 

Rangers is a singular entity and therefore its has.  Have is for plurals. 

Seems you're the 5 year old in this case. ?

I always think a football club sounds better in the plural, don't you?

"Rangers HAVE been expelled from the league and THEY HAVE seen a new company operating the same club elected to the Third Division."

OR

"Rangers HAS been expelled from the league and IT HAS seen a new company operating the same club elected to the Third Division'.

Surely the first one sounds better?

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7 minutes ago, DonnyTJS said:

Hate to interfere, but "Rangers has ..." is neither right nor wrong. In theory it depends on the perspective of the person using the phrase (they may be seeing it as a single entity, or they may be seeing it as the parts that make up that entity). In British English, we're slightly more likely to use the plural ("Celtic have announced ..."; "Rovers have collapsed ...". In American English they tend to use the singular.

It'll definitely be British English they're after, no question. 

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1 minute ago, adamntg said:

I always think a football club sounds better in the plural, don't you?

"Rangers HAVE been expelled from the league and THEY HAVE seen a new company operating the same club elected to the Third Division."

OR

"Rangers HAS been expelled from the league and IT HAS seen a new company operating the same club elected to the Third Division'.

Surely the first one sounds better?

Aberdeen's, Dundee's, Dundee Utd's, St Johnstone's, Ross County's, Hamiltons

I'm thinking no 

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