Rangers chairman Douglas Park has suffered a fresh blow ahead of tomorrow’s AGM after a leading fan group announced they’ll be voting against his re-election bid.
Club 1872 - who hold the sixth largest stake in the club worth just over five percent - say they will oppose the Ibrox chief at what's expected to be a stormy shareholder summit after consulting their 6000-strong membership. Park’s former boardroom ally Dave King has already announced he’ll be voting against the motor group tycoon while a host of smaller shareholders are also expected to reject extending the current Gers’ chiefs two-year reign in charge any further when they meet at the Clyde Auditorium tomorrow morning.
Former chairman King’s stake when combined with Club 1872 would tally up to form a slice worth around a fifth of the club’s total shareholding. But even that is unlikely to be enough to bounce Park down the marble staircase.
