Happy Halloween, or as it’s called at Ibrox Tuesday…It’s their Liquidation Day and to mark the occasion the outstanding Rangers Tax Case blogger has come out of his Internet Bampot hibernation to troll the Zombies and enjoy his Halloween! Here’s what’s happened…

Today is Halloween. The day kids and adults alike dress up in costume and guise as all sorts of folk ranging from monsters, to superheroes.

In Scottish football there is one club who guise all year round pretending to be someone else, or something else. Yes theRangers Football Club. Sevco, or however they are like to masquerade as a long gone
entity.

READ THIS…Show Liquidation the Red Card Protest at Ibrox recalled

The SMSM and governing bodies are the adults behind the door who pass them their bag of sweeties and play along with their costume charade. They of course pretend to be the old incarnation of their forefathers, Rangers Football Club (the one ti this day that’s still mentioned on their stadium’s gates) who perished in 2012.

They train on a daily basis at the old club’s facilities. they don the same club badge of the dead club on their training attire.

They play week in week out at the dead club’s stadium donning the same colours and badge as the condemned club. The same supporters even continue to follow the new club pretending it’s the old club (but deep down they all know the truth). It’s spooky but tragic.

Everyone knows this apart from apparently them, well they do but they are just in denial. They still haven’t let go, I suppose it is a tough part of the grieving process.

Spookily this day on 2012 also happens to be the day that Rangers football club was liquidated. Happy Halloween.

The outstanding blogger of the Internet Bampot era was of course Rangers Tax Case and he’s been active today…

Almost forgot. It’s the most terrifying day of the year for some.

Happy Liquidation Day.
On 31/10/2012, the Court of Session ruled that Rangers FC was now In Liquidation.

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023

And your old club was both.

This is the issue with child abuse jibes…
No one at Celtic denies what happened. There is an active court case on legal responsibility but no denial of the abuse.

Now your turn. Tell us about the child abuse at Rangers.

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023

It’s true that the leaches who enrich themselves from the game- football administrators and press hacks- agreed to pretend Rangers didn’t die as it keeps money flowing.

Weekend At Bernies. Death of Stalin.
Call it what you want. Your old club is still dead. pic.twitter.com/eLK4alMEjw

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023

The case for Sevco = Rangers usually rests on recognition of continuity by football authorities and the press.

If the Mafia tell us that Jimmy Hoffa is still alive, we would consider the credibility of the source. Corrupt parasites are only a useful reference if it suits.

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023

As the seriousness of Rangers’ financial situation dawned (still awaiting thanks for helping with that), their fans were unanimous.

Show Liquidation The Red Card.

Everyone understood that it would represent a break in continuity.

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023

From the SFA to the Daily Record, I don’t really care what delusions others choose to create or believe.

Yet it was the greatest sporting rivalry on earth and one side died in a desperate effort to keep up with the other.

RIP Celtic-Rangers rivalry 1888 – 2012.

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023

There is a new rivalry.
Glasgow’s two biggest clubs will always be rivals.

There is history in the mindless tribalism between Sevco and Celtic fans, but Celtic – Sevco history started in 2012.

Anything else is to deny Celtic’s complete and total victory over Rangers.

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023

Rangers’ death-day trivia:

How many trophies did Rangers illicitly obtain during the 11 years of operation of the Murray Group Remuneration Trust?*

*Other frauds and scams used at Ibrox excluded

— Rangers Tax-Case (@rangerstaxcase) October 31, 2023