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Ally McCoist said it as have Green and Malcolm Murray. I can't remember exactly when but the apologies were in the press and I think broadcast on the radio and/or TV.
 
RL, okay maybe I was beeing a bit tongue in cheek but if Hearts had been found guilty as you described I can't imagine the same level of hatred would have been directed at them nor the same clamour for punishment from other clubs' fans.

would you agree that hearts would be treated differently by the authorities in this kind of case ? ...therefore negating the need for any such prolonged clamour.
 
Rocket:3146783 said:
It was an independent panel Who set it up ? They were drawn from a pool of professionals...not 1 was a sfa employee....your club agreed to it

Their options included "any other reasonable punishment" It's not reasonable - far from it. but expulsion was....so a transfer ban is harsher than expulsion from the league? Mental

The appeal, which a judge sat on, found it reasonable. Lord Glennie laughed it out of Court see below

The court of session said it should not be used. See above Lord Glennie was not on the appeal board..he judged at the court of session....and he referred it back to the appeal board...

However as Sion found out, courts do not run football F uck Sion **** Rangers

Many more punishments due Because that's what you'd like to see happen doesn't mean it will

Nope....All I want is justice....for you to be treated like ANYONE else

You'd love to break Rangers but the more you try the more you strengthen our resolve. But Rangers are dead

Just live with the fact that where we are you'll always be second best.

Now we're simply the best
 
They accepted no responsibility. They blamed it all on "one or two individuals". That is a lie.

They did accept responsibility for creating a ****storm, but not for what caused the ****storm.
(apart from the fact that Murray and Green have nothing to do with Rangers).

I do agree that the procedures in place to allow the transfer of the club from Murray to Whyte were woefully inadequate. But the rules, such as they were were not adhered to. And that was the fault of Rangers. Channels for raising concerns were open and ignored by people in positions of power at Rangers.

I can see why you would be tempted to blame the SFA, but those problems cannot be blamed on Regan. The process were in place long before his tenure. You should have directed your ire at the people who let Rangers down in being fully cognisant of what Whyte was doing but saying **** all about it.
 
Redwino:3146959 said:
Ally McCoist said it as have Green and Malcolm Murray. I can't remember exactly when but the apologies were in the press and I think broadcast on the radio and/or TV.

Ally McCoist said sorry to the Rangers fans

Murry and Green have nothing to apologise for

And it means **** all when employees of rangers go around threatening people
 
I don't see how the sfa can take any of the blame for Craig whyte. Legally you can't stop him buying the club and if you banned him from having anything to do with football, he would have just put his own people in to run the club, ala Vladimir Romanov.
 
I don't see how the sfa can take any of the blame for Craig whyte. Legally you can't stop him buying the club and if you banned him from having anything to do with football, he would have just put his own people in to run the club, ala Vladimir Romanov.

He passed their fit and proper test when he took over.

Yes he was a gangster who run us into the ground but we have yet to hear how he passed the fit and proper test in the 1st place, or who in the SFA gave him the nod.
 
I think part of the reason why Rangers fans feel so victimised is due to the fact that the whole of the controlling bodies in Scotland are so incompetent its beyond a joke. For me the fact that the clubs actually have to vote for which league they end up in is beyond stupid. The governing body should do just that - GOVERN - put down rules and abide by them.
IMHO I think what has happened to Rangers is fair. They could have either stayed as old rangers - paid debts/ taken punishments/ embargoes/ points deductions etc but have stayed in the SPL or they go out of business (liquidation) start a new company and start from the bottom and work there way up with no further punishment. They have started a new company so should not be held responsible for the dealings from a company for which they no longer work (as it no longer exists)
The new company, as in any wider business picture, can buy back parts of the old company, so names, images etc can be taken on by newco rangers and I have no problem with them being associated with the name Rangers, the badge and the history that goes with it, but it is a new business!
BUT it should be in the rulebook, it shouldnt need public votes and for anybody that previously thought Scottish football was a joke, the image is certainly being magnified currently.
 
He passed their fit and proper test when he took over.

Yes he was a gangster who run us into the ground but we have yet to hear how he passed the fit and proper test in the 1st place, or who in the SFA gave him the nod.

I might be wrong but I thought there wasn't a 'fit and proper test' that was considered adequate and that it was held that the club had responsibility to ensure correct governance by a 'fit and proper person'

I'm not arguing the point here medro I honestly am not sure how it was supposed to work but I still think most people seem to be missing the point. Sir David Murray is the one whose voodoo economic policies and authoritarian rule caused the downfall of Rangers. Craig Whyte just stripped the carcass.
 
I don't see how the sfa can take any of the blame for Craig whyte. Legally you can't stop him buying the club and if you banned him from having anything to do with football, he would have just put his own people in to run the club, ala Vladimir Romanov.

He passed their fit and proper test when he took over.

Yes he was a gangster who run us into the ground but we have yet to hear how he passed the fit and proper test in the 1st place, or who in the SFA gave him the nod.
no he didnt.
 
He passed their fit and proper test when he took over.

Yes he was a gangster who run us into the ground but we have yet to hear how he passed the fit and proper test in the 1st place, or who in the SFA gave him the nod.

Utter tripe or simply a lie.

Rangers TOLD the SFA that they had checked out Whyte and he was good to go, that's one of the reason why the SFA imposed the fine and the transfer embargo <doh>
 
RL, okay maybe I was beeing a bit tongue in cheek but if Hearts had been found guilty as you described I can't imagine the same level of hatred would have been directed at them nor the same clamour for punishment from other clubs' fans.


Do you think the clamour would be any different if Celtic were in the dock Red?

It's a simple fact that Rangers and Celtic are equally despised by the rest of Scottish football.
 
there was no test at this point - the onus is on the club themselves and then, if it comes to light, they are the ones who are in the wrong

much like a building warrant i suppose - it is granted on the understanding that the plans etc have been followed - if the house falls down it is not building control's fault it is whomever did not follow the plans

in your case - the club

so "rangers" ARE guilty of this - its called corporate responsibility and is a key part of corporate governance

and we seem to be mixing up definitions here - the 10 point fine is, i believe, a punishment - i find it difficult to think of any other way of describing a penalty

but liquidation? a consequence, bad press? a consequence, european ineligibility? a consequence etc. etc.

and yeah - make your mind up - you are either a new club or you are not - you dont get to keep the bits you like and ditch the bad
 
There is a meeting today between Green and the SFA to discuss the sanctions to be applied to Rangers. Including accepting the transfer embargo we had previously overturned, and the payment of footballing debts.