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Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
totally agree if this happens then all over for me. This could jsut be old news but if it happens then JT was correct re the sporting integrity being a smokescreen. if they start anywhere other than the bottom like every other club would then Scottish football is finished.......:rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by stokesmessiah
That is great.
" ah made a bid o 8.7 mullyin" :greengrin
Lodge meeting?Quote:
Originally Posted by green glory
:greengrin
Basically, 12 months down the line newco Huns walk back into the spl debt free to compete with eleven honest clubs saddled with debts. And will be free to do it all again and shaft us all because they arra peepul! That'll be shinging bright!! :brickwall
Apparently Petrie is briefing Green. WTF is our Chairman doing if this turns out to be true? He called for integrity and as such should not be seen to support these plans. They need to be removed from Senior Football and told to re-apply to join 3rd division, not just parachuted into division one. It all seemed to be going so well, if they do get put in D1, I'll be telling the club I don't want a season ticket any more and see if it's possible to get the money back for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bajillions
Scottish Football appeared to be moving forward ever so slightly towards a new era, but now it appears as if it's prepared to shoot itself in the foot to accommodate the cheats.
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Originally Posted by northgreen24
just had a quick look on followfollow, even a couple of them think it's laughable
hun 1
It's good for us too. We would therefore only need one promotion to get back into the top league.
I still believe that Division Three is the "right" thing to do but these are exceptional circumstances.
hun 2
Sporting integrity my butt, if they want sporting integrity, then give them true sporting integrity and go to the third division. That way we the Rangers decide our own fate and not be used as a cash cow for clubs who want to penalise us more than is merited.
"It is understood Rangers chief executive Green has been "briefed" by Hibernian chairman Rod Petrie on the plans to gain their approval."
Makes it sound like Petrie is the driving force behind letting the cheating bassas start from in the 1st Division??:confused::confused:
Really, REALLY not a clever move just a day after the club releases a statement begging for lapsed season ticket holders to return.
Not to mention, being the complete ****in opposite of "sporting integrity"!!
I think we all collectively need to contact the club (and encourage other clubs to do likewise) and make sure they are under no illusions that 'relegation' to Division 1 is nowhere near good enough!
I'm fuming! :fuming::fuming:
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Originally Posted by FalkirkHibby
exactly
I did not read it like that, i think Petrie is just the spokesman for the clubs? :confused: I hope i'm right.Quote:
Originally Posted by AL-Qaholik
Yep this does not sound good but I would definitely want clarification of RP's role here before I go off on one....Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
I hope so too...Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpoolhibs
You might want clarification of the truth of the story first.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
I think it will be because he is on the SFA committee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
Events have moved significantly even since they would have started talking about these ideas a couple of weeks ago.
There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that this has been planned for weeks now. All the guff about 'no' votes was a smokescreen to keep the 'plebs' happy. I also expect most of the players to make a u turn when it's officiall and the ownership of Rangers is sorted out. Rangers will have lost a few battles but there's only going to be one winner of the war.
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Originally Posted by cabbageandribs1875
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Originally Posted by northgreen24
I dinnae like the way this keeps cropping up, it could be just mair media pro newhun propaganda but if it turns out tae be true then then it's good bye Scottish fitba from me.Quote:
Originally Posted by FalkirkHibby
I'll not be puting my money in tae bent fitba leagues that fund the gravy train on which twisted b******s like doncaster and ogilvie grow rich.
Yes definitely...but you'd probably have been better directing that at those who actually have gone off on one!Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
I agree there would need to be clear clarification of what is going on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
In saying that I think the default position at present re Rangers should be not to believe the press given the blatant scaremongering and lies that have been shamelessly peddled throughout this whole sorry affair.
"but Neil Alexander, Kirk Broadfoot, Lee McCulloch, Ross Perry and Lee Wallace attended Murray Park with assistant manager Kenny McDowall on Wednesday.
Darren Cole, Kane Hemmings, Kyle Hutton , Kal Naismith and Andrew Mitchell were also there but manager Ally McCoist was absent."
its a 'whos who' of football stars!
i cant see them getting the required support to enter Div 1.....and the SPL pay $1 million to broadcast there games....what a joke if that goes through
Ken...... I'm just trying to stop you doing the same. :greengrin The rest are lost causes :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
Yup :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by JimBHibees
http://www.sonstrust.net/
Get your vote in :agree:
I'd managed to keep ma trap shut on all this until 10 mins ago.... then just had a wee "WTF" moment :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Ok....there have been many of those since 14 February :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Hiber-nation
Remember... there needs to be 22 SFL clubs to vote for this nonsense.
Warning!....before everyone goes off on one after reading this...ther is not a single quote in article or info attributted to anyone...on the other side its got pretty specific 'details'
BBC Scotland has learned of plans being put in place that would allow Rangers to move directly into Scottish Division One in the coming season.
Rangers FC plc is soon to be liquidated and Charles Green's consortium are reforming the club.
But Green's Rangers newco has not gained support to replace the old club in the Scottish Premier League.
And senior Scottish football figures are proposing that Rangers start season 2012-13 in the second tier.
There are also plans for the SPL and Scottish Football League bodies to be merged into a new organisation called 'The Scottish Professional Football League' in 12 months' time.
The main points of the proposals are:
It is understood Rangers chief executive Green has been "briefed" by Hibernian chairman Rod Petrie on the plans to gain their approval.
- Rangers are to be relegated with immediate effect and replaced in the SPL by Dundee.
- Television rights for Rangers matches in Scottish Football League Division One are to be bought by the SPL for £1m.
- The SPL and SFL will merge into one body at the start of season 2013-14.
- Play-offs between the top two divisions will be introduced in time for the coming season with one team from the top flight and three from the second tier competing for a place in the following season's SPL.
- There will be an increase in the parachute payments made to clubs relegated from the SPL.
- Changes will be made to the distribution model for clubs in the top two tiers with teams in the lower leagues earning a similar amount to the current set-up.
- A new pyramid system will become effective from season 2014-15 that will allow a potential place in the new league format for a team from either the Highland league or newly-created 'Lowland League'.
- Rangers newco's acceptance into the Scottish FA would only be approved if they accept responsibility for the football debts and fines incurred by the pervious club along with their waiving of rights to a legal challenge.
All these changes have to be approved by SPL and SFL clubs over the next few days and should the proposals not gain support, it remains possible that Rangers could begin next season in Scottish Division Three, the lowest league in the senior set-up.
Division One clubs Falkirk, Raith Rovers and latterly Morton have voiced their opposition to any plans to place the Rangers newco in the second tier.
With no Rangers currently in the SPL, 'Club 12' is listed on the league's fixtures for season 2012-13 and Dunfermline, who were relegated from the top flight last season, expected to be reinstated.
Dundee, who finished second to promoted Division One champions Ross County last season, have not gone public with their view on who should take the place of Club 12.
So punishment for debts and fines could be points deduction? what happened to ongoing deduction in points for liquidation?Quote:
Rangers newco's acceptance into the Scottish FA would only be approved if they
accept responsibility for the football debts and fines incurred by the pervious
club along with their waiving of rights to a legal challenge.
Assuming the following goes against them.....
Bix tax case - not a footballing matter?
Dual contracts - dismissed from SFL? History books amended?
EBTs - loss of sfl/sfa membership?
(also the decision on suspension of signing players - what happened to that?)
All these changes have to be approved by SPL and SFL clubs over the next few days and should the proposals not gain support, it remains possible that Rangers could begin next season in Scottish Division Three, the lowest league in the senior set-up.
we need the pressure applied to get this result
It's also got our Rod's name in it...Quote:
Originally Posted by down-the-slope
So its basically - BBC journo thinks that CG has approached RP as SFA spokesperson to get advice on how Newco get into Div 1. RP may have advised to say you've nae chance as you'll need 22 votes...Quote:
Originally Posted by CropleyWasGod
Looks like Traynor wasn't as far off the mark as you thought.Quote:
Originally Posted by hibs0666
Looks like he was spot on.
Well there was me foolishly getting ready to buy a posh leather card holder for my first ST and head to ER after work on Friday to get ma free Home top, and I slept like a log this morning, thinking that the Hun was slipping down the drain faster than butter off a hot knife, then I wake up to read this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/mobile/football/18625293
"It is understood Rangers chief executive Green has
been "briefed" by Hibernian chairman Rod Petrie on
the plans to gain their approval."
So the ridiculous rumours we heard that the Tache was at Edinburgh Airport talking to Green over a week ago were true then and this has already been done and dusted and the Hibs FC chairman has been implicitly involved? :O :<