TRS - Are SFA Equipped to Enter Reconstruction Row?

[ian1964 10,724]

http://www.therangersstandard.co.uk/index.php/articles/current-affairs/248-are-sfa-equipped-to-enter-reconstruction-row

[stewarty 2,025]

Good work from Chris Graham again.

 

The podcast of last night's Sportsound was indeed well worth a listen.

 

Gilmour certainly dispelled some of the immediate myths being put forward by the 'virtuous 10' who voted for Monday's proposals. Namely, the concession on the table was an after-thought which tinkered around the edges in an attempt to strong-arm the vote. Cowardly BS from the SPL once again. Quelle surprise.

[barca72 440]

I listened to the podcast mentioned and it was the first time in a long while I came away encouraged by what I had heard. Maybe it was the format, but it was refreshing to hear someone tell us what was happening behind closed doors. Follow that up with Donald Findlay's statement and you feel that there is a groundswell beginning that wants the corrupt cabal thrown out. I agree with Chris in the article when he says that the SFA should only mediate especially after their statement yesterday which included the phrase -" without the threat of legal recourse or judicial review." This sentiment too, should include the pervasive PGB. We need a group of people who are able to be shown to have no vested interest in any club, but who know the game and who will genuinely thrash out acceptable solutions. Start with the agreed five points and go from there.