'THE fact is we're in a bad situation and, if that puts us against a wall, I believe there will be a response from the fans." Just over a week has passed since Andy Kerr, president of the Rangers Supporters Assembly, uttered those comments in an interview with Herald Sport, his words looking increasingly prescient with each passing day.
'THE fact is we're in a bad situation and, if that puts us against a wall, I believe there will be a response from the fans.\" Just over a week has passed since Andy Kerr, president of the Rangers Supporters Assembly, uttered those comments in an interview with Herald Sport, his words looking increasingly prescient with each passing day.
Representatives from Hamburg and Espanyol addressed a Rangers Supporters Trust meeting a few years ago. Picture: Stewart Attwood
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Graeme Macpherson
Rangers are undoubtedly up against a wall now, their very future at threat as the administrator tries to keep the club running while HMRC and other creditors wait menacingly by the door.
The response from the fans Kerr spoke of has been slow initially, but they are gradually beginning to mobilise. It seems there are few still willing to give Craig Whyte the benefit of the doubt, the revelation that Rangers had withheld £9m of tax in the past year ensuring Sir David Murray was no longer seen as the only villain of this complicated piece.
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