W4Ranger

They shouldn't have titles stripped they should have been closed down and everyone involved charged with being part of a paedophile ring. Don't care in the slightest about their titles.

The only thing the club did wrong was to have more money outgoing than ingoing thanks to the debt accumulated by Craig Whyte. Being sent to Division 3 is not a punishment, any team that has had their company liquidated is removed from the league structure and any new company has the right to apply to Division 3 and be accepted or denied based on what they bring to the league. We were financially the best option for the other clubs in that league so we were chosen. As for other punishments we did nothing to warrant them. EBTs were legal and widespread at the time and declared in our accounts so there is no basis for sanctions there. If they were against SFA rules then the SFA should have put a stop to them when we submitted them in our accounts for the first time. At worst they were administered incorrectly in which case we would have had to pay tax and penalties on them which would be a fair sanction but as the company has been liquidated the "big tax case" is irrelevant now. The charge of bringing the game into disrepute was based on media frenzy and the anger of the opposing fans based on false information. The disruption to the Scottish game is because they were over reliant on us to begin with and not because of any crimes of ours. Any transfer embargo or point deduction in my eyes is totally unfair and is based on rhetoric rather than judicial process.

Can't blame him for wanting to leave. We've had it too easy recently and he obviously wants to try and step up a level. Bullshit.

Ian Wright signed his first pro contract at 22.

I live in West London and I have never met a Fulham fan, never seen a Fulham top. They might as well not exist.

Asked questions but only implied answers. Also used the phrase "tax evasion" which is financially incorrect. Wasn't as sensational as I thought two hours ago when I first watched it and a lot of it was already in the public domain. However their explanation of the use of EBTs is slightly worrying.