Rangers board tell fans they will vote on future of Charles Green The Rangers board is to vote on whether former chief Charles Green should be removed from his role as a consultant to the club. At a meeting with fans on Thursday night, Rangers chief executive Craig Mather and fellow directors Brian Stockbridge and Ian Hart faced calls to remove Mr Green from his role a week after it was announced to the London Stock Exchange. The former Sheffield United chief executive this week stood by comments that he made insisting that Rangers manager Ally McCoist should win a cup as well as the League 1 title in order to get "value for money." He also claimed Walter Smith described the current squad as the "worst Rangers team in history." Representatives from the Rangers Supporters Association, Assembly and Trust met with the club directors as well as Mr McCoist and director of communications James Traynor on Thursday, where finance director Mr Stockbridge said the club had around £10m in the bank after selling over 34,000 season tickets and eight months after the flotation of Rangers International Football Club plc on the stock market raised £22m. Following the meeting at Ibrox, the fans" groups released a joint statement. It read: "We are extremely concerned to learn that there is only £10m left in club funds after the IPO and season ticket monies have gone into the club and will be seeking more detailed answers from the club's board. We will seek to convene a follow-up meeting as soon as possible. We welcome the news that Craig Mather will convene a board meeting within seven days to consider the future of Charles Green. If the board reflect mood of the room at this evening's fans meeting then Mr Green will be stripped of his consultancy role, the overwhelming majority of fans representatives clearly agreed with Craig Mather's description of his behaviour as 'morally and ethically reprehensible'. His utterances regarding Ally McCoist and Walter Smith were horrifying. In an interview with STV, Mr Green stated that his consortium would be willing to sell a 28% stake in Rangers to Scottish businessman Jim McColl and his associates for £14m. This came as Mr McColl, the chairman of Clyde Blowers, said he was not behind a takeover bid for the club. A notice of requisition for a general meeting moving for the removal of Mr Mather, Mr Stockbridge and director Bryan Smart to be replaced by former Rangers director Paul Murray and ex-PricewaterhouseCoopers accountancy chairman Frank Blin has been lodged with the company. The supporters groups added: "We are glad that Mr Mather has committed to talking to Jim McColl and his colleagues. The issues facing the club are very clear and urgent - with goodwill they can be resolved without resort to an EGM. Fans were informed by Mr Stockbridge that Mr Green received a 100% bonus while in his £360,000-a-year chief executive role after Rangers won the Third Division title last year. According to the share issue prospectus, Mr Green was in line to receive the bonus if he was at the helm when Rangers returned to the top tier of Scottish football. Mr Stockbridge, who earns a base salary of £200,000-a-year also received a 100% bonus when Rangers were promoted last season.