By Mark Wilson For The Daily Mail For Ally McCoist, a brief period when football dominated the agenda at Rangers came to an abrupt halt on Friday. Two hours before the Ibrox manager conducted a 9am press briefing at Murray Park, a statement to the Stock Exchange spelled out the precarious financial position at the club. The launch of a new share issue is intended to raise £4million to provide a stop-gap injection of funds. An uptake of at least £3m is required for it to go ahead. Concern: Ally McCoist is worried about the club's perilous finances and the prospect of administration
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Rangers may not be able to pay their creditors, and go into administration
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The launch of a new share issue is intended to raise £4million to provide a stop-gap injection of funds
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Manager Ally McCoist is wary that players will have to be sold
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Union of Fans slams the board's 'inaction and incompetence'
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The Gers face Queen of the South on Saturday at Ibrox
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Having bubbled away in the background while the fluctuating form of McCoist’s team drew attention, monetary worries are once again front and centre at @placeholder.