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I'm not sure if you've been keeping up with current affairs or not.

I'm not holding my breath for U.E.F.A. to do anything of interest to us. I'm quite sure that seeds of change have been planted though. There are a few clubs that are going to be damaged by this and many others who can now see that they are being lied to. This is all before we even consider any possible legal action.

Yeah, I think you are right. I'll demand a statement as soon as I stop sobbing and find the caps lock key.

https://twitter.com/hobbes_ff/status/1250494508070035457

Yeah, and it would be great if it wasn't the case but it is. You'll just need to accept that a fair selection of clubs and press now acknowledge what we have been saying for years. i.e. the S.P.F.L. board is corrupt. If things are ever to be different in future then this needed to happen first.

"Though the straits be broad or narrow, follow we will."

All in good time.

Don't hold your breath. It's very sad that Dundee have acted in this way and that club will suffer a fair amount of damage to its reputation.

I urge you to get a grip. Everyone can see the spfl for what it is now.

Sharing documents, by email, is stupid.

Bit of a crap analogy. Surely you mean the SPFL.

Fascinating to see that The Daily Mail mention Doncaster but omit McKenzie.

I was thinking a bit about Dundee's part in this earlier. Imagine if Dundee buckle and change their vote from no to yes. The other clubs in their league would probably take a real dislike towards them.

Surely can't continue for much longer. Getting rid of Doncaster and McKenzie is key. If McLennan were to depart then that would be a nice extra.

Noted champion of impartial comment!

It doesn't make any sense. Aberdeen are hoping that fans will not notice and might be proved right.

Though the straits be broad or narrow, follow we will.

I read a report on Aberdeen's suggested justification for changing sides. It was laughably incoherent. One likely factor is that Aberdeen may have noticed that the vote was already going to pass in the top league. No need for them to spend any political capital in that situation.

Hard to imagine that Doncaster gets paid a fortune to run this shambles.

Indeed. I don't ever want to be identified as a lanyard wearer.

I've always considered a lanyard to be a form of punishment rather than a unique selling point.

Restructuring the league at extremely short notice is a very bad idea. It will be used as a power grab by the teams at the top. If you want to restructure the league then you should give all teams at least one full season of notice. You should also provide a credible rationale. The latter is always absent from any discussion of league restructuring. This is no exception. Meanwhile Neil Doncaster continues to rake in piles of cash.

The idea of deciding promotion, or relegation, on a vote is utterly idiotic. If Scottish football votes for this then it deserves to be destroyed.

My goodness. I can't say that I have used a gloating tone anywhere but I suppose these things are in the eye of the beholder. Lets look at things from a different angle as I don't think it will help you if I continue to state the blindingly obvious. Could it be that you are worried that someone will not be able to renew a season ticket prior to the closing date for renewals? If so then any criticism can wait until the closing date has been announced.