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Scottish giants Rangers took their battle against a 12-month transfer ban to court on Friday, arguing that the embargo was unlawful, amid concerns that it would make the crisis-hit club less attractive to potential buyers.

2012-05-25T15:22:58ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/04/23/Whyte_banned_Rangers_suffer_transfer_d14c

Crisis club Glasgow Rangers suffered a fresh blow Monday when they were hit with a 12-month transfer embargo by the Scottish Football Association, as the SFA also issued a lifetime ban to owner Craig Whyte from any involvement in Scottish football.

2012-04-23T22:49:11ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/04/17/Administrators_Rangers_former_lawyers_4693

The saga of Rangers' financial collapse took a new twist on Tuesday when the Glasgow giants' administrators announced they were taking legal action against owner Craig Whyte's former lawyers.

2012-04-17T19:01:03ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/03/11/Wage_cuts_saved_Rangers_from_febc

Rangers would have been "decimated" by the loss of 20 players if the first-team squad had not agreed to pay cuts, the beleaguered club's administrator Paul Clark said on Sunday.

2012-03-11T19:55:18ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/03/09/Consortium_launch_save_Rangers_13c8

A consortium led by former director Paul Murray is finalising an offer to save stricken Scottish league giants Rangers only hours after players agreed to accept massive wage cuts.

2012-03-09T21:53:19ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/03/09/Rangers_stars_accept_cuts_percent_1d02

Players at crisis-hit Rangers on Friday accepted pay cuts of between 25 and 75 percent, with administrators insisting that the wage-reduction deal has secured jobs at the club.

2012-03-09T20:23:22ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/03/07/Rangers_ruled_Europe_2012/13_5079

Crisis club Rangers suffered a fresh blow Wednesday when administrators said there was "no realistic prospect" of the Scottish champions being allowed to play in European competitions next season.

2012-03-07T18:42:54ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/03/06/Wylde_Celik_walk_Rangers_e512

Gregg Wylde and Mervan Celik have become the first players to leave financially stricken Scottish champions Rangers after administrators rejected a proposal by the squad to have wages deferred.

2012-03-06T16:40:33ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/03/02/Rangers_delay_cuts_c4c3

Administrators at stricken Scottish giants Rangers on Friday postponed wide-ranging job cuts, but insisted their mission to save £1 million a month at Ibrox goes on.

2012-03-02T21:16:42ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/02/16/McCoist_says_wont_walk_away_0b4d

Rangers manager Ally McCoist insisted Thursday he was not about to walk out of Ibrox despite the cash-crisis engulfing the Scottish champions that threatens their very existence.

2012-02-16T19:07:32ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/02/16/Bidders_express_interest_crisis-hit_Rangers_f89f

Rangers' administrators said on Thursday they had received "several expressions of interest from parties not connected to the club" since taking over the running of the cash-strapped Scottish champions.

2012-02-16T17:21:48ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/02/16/British_Scottish_leader_back_Rangers_d939

Crisis-hit Scottish champions Rangers on Thursday won cross-party support from leading politicians, including British Prime Minister David Cameron, after the Glasgow club went into administration over unpaid tax.

2012-02-16T15:56:08ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/02/16/Cameron_hopes_Rangers_future_5a38

Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday said he wants a positive result to the crisis engulfing Scottish champions Rangers, after the Glasgow club was taken into administration over unpaid tax.

2012-02-16T15:08:13ZAFP European EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/02/16/Administrators_meet_with_Rangers_players_7ed6

Rangers' administrators are to meet with manager Ally McCoist and the Scottish champions' players on Thursday before holding a news conference at Ibrox at 3:30pm local time (1530GMT).

2012-02-16T11:43:17ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reportertag:www.blnz.com,2009:2012/02/15/Rangers_will_continue_administrators_6f09

Rangers' administrators said Wednesday the Scottish champions would "continue as a football club" despite a multi-million pound tax bill that threatens the Ibrox side's existence.

2012-02-15T18:15:31ZAFP Global EditionBy Staff Reporter