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From: bizenya on 30 Apr 2010 15:41 "liam*" <liam.shaw.glasgow(a)googlemail.com> wrote in message news:e8022d54-8702-4b91-8baf-33e307dab47d(a)o8g2000yqo.googlegroups.com... > "bizenya" wrote: >> "bizenya" wrote >> >> > "liam*" wrote >> >> "bizenya" wrote: >> >> >>> "Oh the season is over, I think I'll stay home!" >> >> >> Apparently all doing their tax returns... >> >> > I'm going to guess that they don't have PAYE because they work at the >> > barras - NOT because they are self employed millionaires who run their >> > businesses out of Jersey for the tax benefits. > > Does the mint still have millions of assets?!...I could believe that > he has millions of debt...plus cash assets of two pence that youse are > going to spend next year on new players.... ;0) "Murray's personal wealth has suffered in the recession of 2008/2009. The Sunday Times Richlist 2010 valued his fortune at �110 million, 78% down on the �500 million fortune he was estimated to have in the 2009 edition of the richlist." Sadly I doubt that gambling his whole �110M in a Scottish football team would be worthwhile, our game's gone to the dogs a bit.
From: liam* on 30 Apr 2010 17:00 "bizenya" wrote: > "liam*" wrote: > > "bizenya" wrote: > >> "bizenya" wrote > > >> > "liam*" wrote > >> >> "bizenya" wrote: > > >> >>> "Oh the season is over, I think I'll stay home!" > > >> >> Apparently all doing their tax returns... > > >> > I'm going to guess that they don't have PAYE because they work at the > >> > barras - NOT because they are self employed millionaires who run their > >> > businesses out of Jersey for the tax benefits. > > > Does the mint still have millions of assets?!...I could believe that > > he has millions of debt...plus cash assets of two pence that youse are > > going to spend next year on new players.... ;0) > > "Murray's personal wealth has suffered in the recession of 2008/2009. The > Sunday Times Richlist 2010 valued his fortune at £110 million, 78% down on > the £500 million fortune he was estimated to have in the 2009 edition of the > richlist." I thought his entire wealth was based his shares in Rangers? You mean the once mighty Glasgow Rangers aren't worth £110m? How much are the once mighty Rangers actually worth? 50 pence?!... ;) > > Sadly I doubt that gambling his whole £110M in a Scottish football team > would be worthwhile, our game's gone to the dogs a bit. Yeah by European standards, our games went rapidly down hill...
From: Jonathan Bryce on 1 May 2010 04:10 liam* wrote: > I thought his entire wealth was based his shares in Rangers? You mean > the once mighty Glasgow Rangers aren't worth £110m? How much are the > once mighty Rangers actually worth? 50 pence?!... ;) He owns Murray International Holdings, which has four companies, one of which is Rangers. http://www.murray-international.co.uk/ I would guess that Premier Property Group is the one that has lost the most money for him recently. Rangers, and every other football club in the country except for ManU has never been worth anything as a business. It's a trophy asset for people where a ferarri, a yacht or a tropical island isn't enough.
From: liam* on 1 May 2010 09:40
Jonathan Bryce wrote: > liam* wrote: > > I thought his entire wealth was based his shares in Rangers? You mean > > the once mighty Glasgow Rangers aren't worth £110m? How much are the > > once mighty Rangers actually worth? 50 pence?!... ;) > > He owns Murray International Holdings, which has four companies, one of > which is Rangers.http://www.murray-international.co.uk/ > > I would guess that Premier Property Group is the one that has lost the most > money for him recently. Rangers, and every other football club in the > country except for ManU has never been worth anything as a business. It's > a trophy asset for people where a ferarri, a yacht or a tropical island > isn't enough. Cheers for info JB...I know what you are saying....normal business practices don't really apply for football clubs... .....well that's certainly until a football club can't find a new owner for years since they are practically bankrupt and being run by the banks....and to be sure, Rangers are a long long long way off all that happending...or indeed Ibrox Stadium being owned by HM Revenue and Customs in lui of taxes not paid....like you say JB, Rangers are a "trophy asset".... With "good" weeks like this for Rangers....who would want a bad one...; 0) |