Buyers from Ibrox stadium 'Buy a Brick' scheme deny permission to sell asset (arguably theirs in part) containing their personal details
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William McLean
11 years ago
I bought my father a brick for his 50th birthday . so part of the stadium belongs to my dad.
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Chris Welsh
11 years ago
Myself and other family members have these bricks. Too much sentimental value to be used as a trade off.
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Ian williamson
11 years ago
i dont give permission for my brick to be used for the purpose of a loan
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andrew hutton
11 years ago
a brick was purchased in memory of my late father and is the one place where I can remember him doing what he loved, watching Rangers. To offer his and so many others personal memories as collateral is morally wrong and the idea should be forgotten and never spoken of again. Ibrox does not belong to you to give away at a whim. The people who are trying to make these decisions need to remember their place.
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Ayr & Prestwick RSC
11 years ago
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This supporters club in it's previous name of The St Andrews Hotel, Ayr RSC has a brick with the old club name at Ibrox. As secretary of the supporters club I hereby give notice that the supporters club does not give permission for our brick to be used a as security or sold in any deal regarding Ibrox stadium.
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mark murray
11 years ago
I have got a brick on supper allys wall that wash paid for so there for it is my property and can not be sold
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Scott Fergie
11 years ago
There my bricks, hands off !
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Billy McZombie
11 years ago
I lost my virginity to my sister in the toilets at Ibrox. It's part of our family's history and I'd weep like a lion if it was ever taken from us.
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alex mcqueen
11 years ago
I do not give permission for this brick to be sold or used as collateral for a loan
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james walker
11 years ago
hands off my brick Ashley.
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Jamie Macfarlane
11 years ago
BuyRangers, Rangers first. Rats out.
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angus oakley
11 years ago
I do not grant permission for a brick with my name to be used as security or sold as part of Ibrox stadium
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Gordon MacMIllan
11 years ago
I do not give permission for this brick to be sold or used as collateral for a loan
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Allan wilson
11 years ago
It's my brick
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Billy Cassidy
11 years ago
my late fathers name and mine are on the bricks at Ibrox as well as a new born baby into the family. Not for sale. Thank you.
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stuart morrison
11 years ago
hands off someting myself and family paid for and were told would be part of the history and fabric of the stadium.
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James Johnston
11 years ago
We the undersigned, as buyers (single and multiple) during the 'Buy a Brick' scheme, are legal owners of a significant number of construction bricks which make up part of the Ibrox stadium structure. As such, we DO NOT give permission for Ibrox stadium the asset to be sold or used as security for finance, while our property containing personal details are part of the structure.
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Jamie horton
11 years ago
I do not give permission for my brick to be used as guarentee in any loan
I bought my father a brick for his 50th birthday . so part of the stadium belongs to my dad.
Myself and other family members have these bricks. Too much sentimental value to be used as a trade off.
i dont give permission for my brick to be used for the purpose of a loan
a brick was purchased in memory of my late father and is the one place where I can remember him doing what he loved, watching Rangers. To offer his and so many others personal memories as collateral is morally wrong and the idea should be forgotten and never spoken of again. Ibrox does not belong to you to give away at a whim. The people who are trying to make these decisions need to remember their place.
This supporters club in it's previous name of The St Andrews Hotel, Ayr RSC has a brick with the old club name at Ibrox. As secretary of the supporters club I hereby give notice that the supporters club does not give permission for our brick to be used a as security or sold in any deal regarding Ibrox stadium.
I have got a brick on supper allys wall that wash paid for so there for it is my property and can not be sold
There my bricks, hands off !
I lost my virginity to my sister in the toilets at Ibrox. It's part of our family's history and I'd weep like a lion if it was ever taken from us.
I do not give permission for this brick to be sold or used as collateral for a loan
hands off my brick Ashley.
BuyRangers, Rangers first. Rats out.
I do not grant permission for a brick with my name to be used as security or sold as part of Ibrox stadium
I do not give permission for this brick to be sold or used as collateral for a loan
It's my brick
my late fathers name and mine are on the bricks at Ibrox as well as a new born baby into the family. Not for sale. Thank you.
hands off someting myself and family paid for and were told would be part of the history and fabric of the stadium.
We the undersigned, as buyers (single and multiple) during the 'Buy a Brick' scheme, are legal owners of a significant number of construction bricks which make up part of the Ibrox stadium structure. As such, we DO NOT give permission for Ibrox stadium the asset to be sold or used as security for finance, while our property containing personal details are part of the structure.
I do not give permission for my brick to be used as guarentee in any loan
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The brick I bought in memory of my father is not and never will be for sale.