He told BBC Scotland that, while he was pleased to see the fans being consulted, he felt Murray had been generally good for the club in his reign - but that he would be remembered for selling the club to Whyte. I wouldn't be too concerned about it," said Macmillan about Green's idea, which has been mooted on fans' websites in recent months. For three-quarters of the time he was good for Rangers.
It is hard to understand and believe that. And Macmillan added: "It's up to the fans. Both names are close to Rangers, particularly Davie Cooper, who is a more recent one, obviously. Of greater concern to Macmillan is establishing some facts and figures about Green's consortium. Similarly, some Rangers supporters on Twitter and message boards are questioning the timing of Green's suggested vote.
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