If Craig Whyte had dared to have been anywhere near Govan on February 14, we would probably now be raking over the debris of another St Valentine's Day Massacre.
If Craig Whyte had dared to have been anywhere near Govan on February 14, we would probably now be raking over the debris of another St Valentine's Day Massacre.
McCoist and Whyte share a joke but the former has little love for the latter these days. Picture: SNS
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Nick Rodger
Seemingly ensconced in a safe house on another planet, the man who dragged Rangers into administration a year ago on Thursday continues to torment from afar.
In an interview this week, the reviled Whyte spoke in defiant tones, stating that he was not some "crook" or "wide boy" and flatly denied being involved in any criminal wrongdoing during a tumultuous spell in which the Ibrox club was brought crashing to its knees.
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