Reply With Quote"6 May 2015 09.22 BST"
Do keep up dullard.
Your fellow yahoos, sheep and the rest are on here daily posting about The Rangers, so you've obviously been asleep at the wheel.
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Don't remember seeing this before so apologies to those who have, but can I ask if there've been any developments on it?
Mike Ashley’s Sports Direct offices visited by police investigating Rangers
• Investigation is aimed at Craig Whyte and Charles Green
• Sports Direct are cooperating with the inquiry
Mike Ashley
The Sports Direct offices of the Newcastle United owner and Rangers shareholder Mike Ashley were visited by Scottish police.
Guardian sport
Wednesday 6 May 2015 09.22 BST Last modified on Thursday 7 May 2015 00.50 BST
Sports Direct, the sporting goods company founded by Mike Ashley, the Newcastle United owner and Rangers shareholder, has been visited by the police as part of an investigation into the former ownership of the Scottish club.
Detectives investigating Rangers’ controversial former owners Craig Whyte and Charles Green travelled from Scotland to the Sports Direct offices in Shirebrook, Derbyshire. The investigation is not aimed at Sports Direct a
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"6 May 2015 09.22 BST"
Do keep up dullard.
Your fellow yahoos, sheep and the rest are on here daily posting about The Rangers, so you've obviously been asleep at the wheel.
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