RANGERS FC have condemned "malicious" attacks on the club's future in a row surrounding a proposed winding-up order from an investment firm over a £400,000 debt.
RANGERS FC have condemned "malicious" attacks on the club's future in a row surrounding a proposed winding-up order from an investment firm over a £400,000 debt.
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MARTIN WILLIAMS
In a strongly worded statement, the Ibrox club insisted there was no chance it will fold or run up crippling debts and would defend their case "vigorously" if it proceeded to court.
Rangers admitted they disputed the claim, which arose from a failure to pay invoices issued by the Singapore-based Orlit Enterprises. The club claimed not all invoices submitted were "legitimate".
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