D
esperate Sevco chief Graham Wallace has pleaded with fans to back the club claiming that the club is in it’s best financial position since he arrived- in November 2013.
Despite a 60% drop in season ticket sales, various supporter groups at war with each other and two unpaid loans of £!.5m that places the cherished Albion Car Park in jeopardy Mr Wallace, who used to work for Manchester City believes that the future is rosy for the Ibrox club.
“Almost since the day I came to Rangers, we’ve been operating in an environment where there have been consistent questions about the financial stability of the club,” Mr Wallace told the club website.
“I’ve repeatedly come out and said there’s no threat of administration and we’ve built a very solid base now which we’re moving forward from.
“The fans should take reassurance and comfort from that. We are moving in a way that allows us to grow and develop the business.
“The long-term financial stability of the business is well in hand and we are in a good place now. Fans should be confident and comfortable with the club’s long-term stability.
“The club needs them to survive like any business does and we are absolutely hoping they will stand behind and support the club the way they have in recent seasons.
“In the vast majority of areas, I think we are moving in the right direction and it is business as usual at the football club.
“The fans are looking for a degree of confidence that their club is stable, it’s being properly run and we are in a good position financially.
“We are now in our best position financially in my time at the club so that’s positive and we are placed very well for the start of the forthcoming Championship campaign.”
With no sign of cost cutting or generating new income it seems that Mr Wallace has given up on running the club as a business and is looking forward to the sort of pay-off enjoyed by his predecessors Charles Green and Craig Mather.
