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The possibility of an Atlantic League involving Celtic, Rangers, other Scottish clubs and outfits from the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Portugal and Belgium is back on the agenda after positive indications from Uefa president Michel Platini, the governing body having previously been opposed to the idea. (Sunday Herald) What a surprise. It's this week the 'Gang of 10' meet isn't it?
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I see nothing wrong in using first team squad players and older youth players together in a second team. They're obviously already on the books so no additional cost there. Clubs are playing bounce games most weeks anyway so I don't see any big additional travel cost either. I really just think the only think holding back introducing public games for second teams is the will to do it.
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"Therefore gentlemen, we are all agreed, WE run the SPL we way WE want from now on, not the way THEY want. Right, who's going to tell them." "You tell them" "No, you tell them" "Not me. You tell them" "I'm no tellin them. You tell em" "I'm busy. You tell them" "My dogs sick. You tell them" "Come to think of it, I like things the way they are. Same again?" "Sounds good to me. I'll tell them" "No, I'll tell them" "Hey, I want to tell them" "No way. I'm telling them" "I never wanted change anyway"
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SPL clubs used to only be allowed to ground share with other SPL clubs which is why Inverness had to use Aberdeen instead of McDiarmid, their first choice, as we were still in the First Division at the time. If Rangers 1690 couldn't use Hampden, are there any other SPL clubs in Glasgow with a ground big enough for 45000 supporters they could share?
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So, how would they vote? I'd guess- Ralph Topping (SPL Chairman)...For Rangers Neil Doncaster (SPL Chief Executive)...For Rangers Eric Riley (Celtic FC)...For Rangers Stephen Thompson (Dundee United FC)...Against Rangers Derek Weir (Motherwell FC)...For Rangers Steven Brown (St Johnstone FC)...For Rangers, embarrassingly. We're definitely fucked.
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This 'there must be 4 OF league games' bit in the Sky deal. What happens if Rangers actually are liquidated and aren't around to complete the 4th bigotfest this season or one of the OF finished in the bottom 6 during a normal league season? No matter how unlikely it would have looked at the time of drawing up the contract, surely Sky would have included some sort of get out clause, just in case.
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It's purely back of a beer mat stuff I agree but I still feel that the sums involved show that it's nonsense about us needing an OF to survive. Some clubs will need to have a lean few years to get their budgets in line but there is no reason at all why life without the bigot brothers is not feasible. In fact it's essential for Scottish football to survive. However the small minded, short sighted Chairmen will simply take the easy way out and ensure Rangers 1690 will be back in the SPL with minimum delay, normal service resumed and a few more nails knocked in the game's coffin.