Rangers shareholders back move to wipe out £14m of debt

Dave King has thanked the Rangers shareholders for backing a move to wipe out £14million of debt.

Thu, 20 Jun, 2019 - 14:38

Dave King has thanked the Rangers shareholders for backing a move to wipe out £14million of debt.

A general meeting was held at Ibrox on Wednesday, with shareholders asked to waive rules that would have forced the chairman to make a bid for the remainder of the club's shares.

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