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Dexter St. Clair wrote:Did the Sun not have a Jimmy Reid column at some point before he jumped the dyke to the Nats. And just what is the current percentage of Sun buyers who still think it's a Labour paper?
News International will do anything to sell newspapers. Only full clothed tits appear in the weekend editions of the Sun as they now think naked ones put women off purchasing their rag.
Dexter St. Clair wrote:Neither the Evening times nor The Daily Record are changing their editorial line. They've always had guest contributors and regular columnists who did not share that line. I'm sure Teddy Taylor wrote for one of them.
I refer to your previous post.
Dexter St. Clair wrote:In certain parts of the United Kingdom a "Hard line unionist" carries the same meaning regardless of whether or not you share a certain political enthusiasm. It is certainly not limited to those who would describe themselves as Irish.
Dexter St. Clair wrote:I'm sure you could stick a Funk and Wagnall in that sporran.
Dexter St. Clair wrote:Neither the Evening times nor The Daily Record are changing their editorial line. They've always had guest contributors and regular columnists who did not share that line. I'm sure Teddy Taylor wrote for one of them.
Josef wrote:I do have some Funk and some Wagner recordings.
The Egg Man wrote:Today's Herald reports that Lloyds Banking Group (we all know where the major shareholding lies) "has injected a further £117.7 million of capital into metals-to-property entrepreneur Sir David Murray’s business empire to help reduce the debt pile.
This capital injection was revealed yesterday with news of a tumble in underlying profits at Murray International Holdings (MIH), and a huge exceptional write-off of £59m arising from Sir David's sale last year of 85% of Rangers Football Club to businessman Craig Whyte for £1."
So, unless I'm mistaken, David Murray gives Rangers to Craig Whyte causing profits at his core company to tumble and an (all but) nationalised bank steps in to keep him afloat.
Am I missing something somewhere?
http://www.heraldscotland.com/business/ ... 2012042113
The Egg Man wrote:Today's Herald reports that Lloyds Banking Group (we all know where the major shareholding lies) "has injected a further £117.7 million of capital into metals-to-property entrepreneur Sir David Murray’s business empire to help reduce the debt pile.
This capital injection was revealed yesterday with news of a tumble in underlying profits at Murray International Holdings (MIH), and a huge exceptional write-off of £59m arising from Sir David's sale last year of 85% of Rangers Football Club to businessman Craig Whyte for £1."
So, unless I'm mistaken, David Murray gives Rangers to Craig Whyte causing profits at his core company to tumble and an (all but) nationalised bank steps in to keep him afloat.
Am I missing something somewhere?
http://www.heraldscotland.com/business/ ... 2012042113
Josef wrote: ................
It looks like you're trying to make a 'What team do you support' point here.
The Egg Man wrote:..........
Am I missing something somewhere?
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