Prospective new Rangers owner Charles Green has vowed to freeze season ticket prices after revealing administrators Duff and Phelps have informed Ticketus of their intention to terminate their contract.
Prospective new Rangers owner Charles Green has vowed to freeze season ticket prices after revealing administrators Duff and Phelps have informed Ticketus of their intention to terminate their contract.
The London-based firm are owed £26.7million from a deal struck with Craig Whyte last May for the future sale of three years' worth of season tickets.
Majority shareholder Whyte gave personal guarantees to the investment firm over capital issued to the club, which totalled more than £30million.
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