An emotional investor leaves the stage.

When Mr David Cunningham King was planning the Off Licence Putsch, he told a roomful of adoring stenographers that the club needed “soft investment”.

They missed the historical significance of being at a public event where the convicted criminal was telling the truth.

Mr King succeeded massively in getting otherwise savvy businessmen (they were all men) to plunder their personal wealth to keep Sevco on the road.

The news that Mr Douglas Park has departed is, perhaps, nothing more than an acknowledgement that his time as a soft investor in the Blue Room was over.

His replacement  Mr Bennet is also the real deal, an emotionally committed fan with considerable personal wealth.

The comms were surprisingly professional when the little hand struck Statement O Clock at Ibrox.

This is what happens when you sideline the DUP…

The Daily Radar is indeed fortunate to have a business expert on hand to explain what happens next.

Here is Keith…

This nonsense should be looked at as part of Operation Soothe.

Of course, the man who told the world that Craig Whyte was a billionaire has campaign medals in the effort to keep the Ibrox klanbase misinformed.

Over the years, I have harboured a small hope that Mr Jackson would professionally develop and understand at least some of the basics.

I remember the state of his… ahem… reporting back in 2011 and 2012.

Dear reader, I actually felt for him.

Alas, perhaps Upton Sinclair’s cynicism was right all along.

In life, timing is pretty much everything, and it seemed a strange day for this one.

I thought it interesting that a Rangers icon who is definitely close to Mr King broke cover rather quickly after the announcement was made that Mr Park was leaving.

The message was not what the Ibrox klanbase wanted to hear as they brace for impact next Saturday.

Mr Park provided much-needed funds over the years to keep  HMS Sevco afloat.

Despite a series of debt-for-equity swaps, it is doubtful that he will ever see any of that money back.

Consider this, why would a club that received Champions League Group Stage revenue from UEFA in December be issuing share confetti in March to raise £1.9m?

Dear reader, imagine that Michael Nicholson faced some overdue payables that amounted to £1.9m.

Would the Parkhead outfit be issuing shares to raise the working capital?

The local media would be all over it like dignified hyenas.

The reality is that £1.9m should be one up from a petty cash voucher for a club like Sevco with their turnover and UEFA revenue, follow follow the money.

Always.