THE decision to place Rangers into administration raises questions over what will happen to the club's considerable assets, which are said to be worth £120 million.
THE decision to place Rangers into administration raises questions over what will happen to the club's considerable assets, which are said to be worth £120 million.
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Jody Harrison
According to the last financial details released by the club on June 30, 2011, after the takeover by Craig Whyte, Rangers possessed £116m of "tangible assets" – the stadium, surrounding ground and the Murray Park training complex.
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