Dave King: Last News

Rangers player’s heads. Former chairman Dave King’s already been privy to that scroll, last year he’d used his own inflation rate from the figures and made mention of £200million of on-field assets.No doubt the red pen will have been used to remove a few million here and there after a recruitment policy which continues to fail.

Ayrshire this weekend – and even found time to stop into Affordable Golf and the driving range at The Gailes. Former Rangers chairman Dave King and one of the greatest golfers of all time Gary Player stopped in at the Irvine facility, much to the delight of fans.

Steven Gerrard and Ross Wilson. The former Ibrox title winner says the Hoops are in disarray and have been left trailing in Rangers ’ wake thanks to a role reversal in club structures.

Rangers top flight title in a decade, it marked a profound and deeply poignant moment in Murray’s own personal struggle to see his club returned to the very top of the Scottish game.As he reflected on a triumph he feared might never arrive Murray said: “When the whistle went at the end it’s hard to describe how I actually felt.“It was a feeling of relief, joy and pride.“Pride is a big emotion because there is pride back in the club again and respect, after all the trials and tribulations of the last 10 years.“It was a feeling of pride that we’re finally back to where we had been.”In an instant, his mind races back to Central Park on March 7, 2015.It’s less than 24 hours after Murray, Dave King and John Gilligan completed the boardroom coup

Mark Allen wanted a Rangers team under Steven Gerrard to look like.If they got there? He was convinced the Ibrox club would eventually take over from Celtic.And as the former director of football at Ibrox watches Gerrard’s side cruise to the Premiership title, the sense of pride he feels is tangible.Allen now works at Swansea City but his part in where Rangers are now, can’t be forgotten or underestimated.After all, along with former chairman Dave King, he’s the guy who chose Gerrard to be the club’s manager in June 2018.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up to our newsletter.We cover every morsel of information regarding your favourite club in the form of articles, videos and podcasts.The

Dave King’s “Deck of cards” jibe at Celtic.It’s happened before. That’s why Dermot Desmond is the principal shareholder and the de facto owner of the club.

Rangers had their say during the club’s online AGM.And the message they sent to Dave King, while gentle, polite and in parts even deferential, also represented a fairly damning assessment of the former chairman’s pied-piper plan to cash in on all of the hard work done in his absence over the course of these past 12 months or so.While King has made a typically boorish call for fans to club together and stump up £13million to buy him out, the directors he left behind holding the baby, are still cobbling all they can together just to take care of the housekeeping.No wonder then they would far rather those same supporters – in the event they do have some spare cash to set aside in the grips of a global pandemic and financial recession – put

Rangers chairman Dave King valued Steven Gerrard's current crop of players at a mammoth £200m. It's easy to see why the ex- Ibrox chief is feeling bolshy - his former team are clear at the top of the Premiership and riding high in Europe with the help of a number of assets that could make them very rich in the near future.

Steven Gerrard has told supporters in the club's annual accounts he "will not rest" until his team is back to winning trophies. The Ibrox outfit announced an operating loss of £15.9m for the past year on Friday night, an increase of £4.3m from the previous year's accounts.But that won't faze the gaffer as Gerrard insisted he remains focused on achieving his goals in Govan.

Craig Whyte and his dad celebrated Rangers’ last major title win in 2011 as though he had masterminded it himself, within 10 days of taking control at Ibrox.On the day of the club’s SPL title win, then chairman Alastair Johnston watched on with former chairman Dave King as Whyte’s father treated his son like an all-conquering hero.Johnston, who reluctantly handed power at Rangers over to Whyte, said he got an almost instant bad vibe about him in intense meetings to discuss the handover from David Murray.He said it came as no surprise to find out via the Record that Whyte is involved in another seedy debt-busting scheme.Johnston said: “Everything you have been telling me about Craig Whyte’s latest venture is consistent with the Craig Whyte

Rangers legend Barry Ferguson insists Douglas Park must splash the cash to stop Celtic's charge for 10 in a row.

Rangers chairman Dave King may have wanted to depart in better circumstances but he will always be remembered as the man who stepped up to the plate in one of the club's darkest hours, according to Scott McDermott on the podcast.

Former Celtic star Charlie Nicholas is adamant "there's something going on" at Rangers and reckons significant boardroom changes are incoming.

Rangers chairman Dave King has officially stepped down from his role at Ibrox.

Rangers chairman Dave King insists he won't be selling any of his shares after exclusively revealed the identity of a new investor.