My take on the BBC show.
Alot of the stuff mentioned was already known and out there but the show gave a good over view of the situation and came up with a few more nuggets.
The EBTs seem to have been as widespread as suggested and I can't see anyway that the Huns will win the BTC (but then I don't think anyone ever thought they would). The burden of proof required is significantly below a criminal case and the only question is just how big a bill will they get.
The double contracts I think is less clear and Daly used some choice editing of sources to suggest they existed but I'm not sure we've had the smoking gun yet. Of course with Rangers seemingly helping Doncaster to slow the investigation to an absolute crawl, and so many players and officials to investigate we may struggle to get any resolution before rangers are liquidated.
The real shocker was just how involved D&P were with the takeover, which makes their case against Whyte's lawyers superfluous. Their running of the administration process has been bizarre from week one, when compared to previous similar situations, and I would imagine HMRC and or Ticketus will be considering trying to get them removed from the process.
Other than that we had the hilarious figure of Andrew Ellis claiming Whyte had told him Prince Michael of Monaco was behind the rangers takeover, a pornographer designing the huns ebt scheme, Souness getting a payment via EBT while manager of Blackburn (eh?) and suggestions that despite all his bluster Murray never actually put a penny into rangers, instead using the "bonkers" HBOS.
Oh and what a great soundtrack we had.
The cherry on top is that Rangers Media has decided that Sammy the hun featured is actually a Tarrier actor plant.
Superb