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If Brechin are the standard of competition that we will be facing then i'm looking forward to the season ahead as they are on a par with the lower half of the premier sides.

Goes back to what i said last week. If a decent TV deal is struck but requires our inclusion then we will gain our licence to continue, if no TV deal is struck then i can see us either having to except membership with conditions of further sanctions that should we refuse these conditions then i'm sure it will mean expulsion.

I've been thinking all week that there will be/ has been a couple of scenarios.... 1. If the SPL get the TV deal it will be on the back of SKY being able to broadcast Rangers matches, that being the case then the SPL/SFA will have no option but to give up on their quest for further sanctions in the future and grant us our licence. 2. Should the SKY deal, for whatever reason, fall flat then the SFA will not grant us our licence unless we agree to further sanctions. It's as plain and simple as that IMO.

and do you think that's beyond them?

The maths are real simple for me, i'll pay whatever amount is asked and don't care if we play in the Scottish Am, Paisley and District or the Glasgow Blind league,i'll be there follow following:54:.

Guy Gisbourne? Is that not him from the National Lampoon movies....seriously

I'm pretty sure that the £12 will only apply to travelling support. We should expect to be in the 40k plus fan bracket for home matches which will require the same level of policing and stewarding and overheads, with the exception of players wages, remaining almost the same. So i don't mind paying the same price SPL prices for my season book so long as the money is going into the club. I'm also confident that most visiting teams will bring a bigger away support than most of the SPL teams have done.

Winning the appeal against the illegal transfer embargo is what has Uefa is a hissy and they are surely the ones pushing to ensure the SPL/SFA have it included no matter what division we end up in.

For me it's got to be the Brazilian side from 1970. So many great players in their squad and of course the great man himself Peleeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Closely followed by Holland 1974, Argentina 1978 and Spain 2010 oh and England 66