Faircity

..The moment Longmuir slipped his big fat brown envelope into his new blazer...

....This is what this gangfuck of a plan is all about...i reckon sky have said Rangers need to be in the mix,and as the old deal runs out next year we will not be in the mix...only way to get us there is to merge the spl and the sfl ...then its a one deal covers all..if this does not happen for one reason or another the spl gets a pitance of a deal and dies a slow death, if Mr Longmuir had stuck to his guns and the sfl had fell in behind him he could have been the man that saved Scottish football....instead of a shortsighted fool.

...According to liewell,and the winner of the new setup has £250,000 "shaved" off their income..the detail will be drip fed to the press bit by bit over the next few weeks...i,m wondering where the reported extra £200,000 a head insentive to the 2nd tier clubs is comming from...?..thought the sfa was broke.. More and more i,m getting the feeling these lowlifes are going to try to slap us with a huge fine instead of title stipping in order to finance their car crash of a reconstruction...

...Naw get back where we belong and then rid OUR GAME of these bigotted bastards that are running it into the ground....this is oor baw and we want it back...

..Naw..

..Come on Charles get the lawyers on to this.... ..Whats Lord Nimmo Smith up to this week..

...Now that would make me laugh if it was the case they had to give two years notice before reconstruction....someone needs to look into this..

...Nope..not for me,we are a Scottish team...we play in Scotland....let the bheasts go and play in their country of choice...

....Sadly thats the way it is...this gangfuck of a reconstruction will not effect the timescale for us getting back to the summit of scottish football,from the minute we agreed to starting in the 3rd div we knew it would take us three seasons to go through the leagues..in fact it strangely makes it just a wee bit easier for us seeing as we are playing the same 3rd div sides again next season.... What we need to do is KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON building our side...attack our detractors at every oppertunity, in the courts if need be but keep our eyes on the target...

..Its Rhegan and Dongcaster....pair o whanks...

...Get him back..and get him punted!...to auld and on to much money to be in our side at the minute... ..moan the young lads!step forward and make a name for yourselves!!

...That setup is far to sensible and straight forward for the whanks running our game just now...i mean your not leaving enough room for skullduggery and thieving expected by those in the blazers...

...My take on this is..it,ll be a couple of years till we get back to the top league and seeing as we dont have a vote we cant be accused as being part of this gangfuck of a restructure, so for me we just play our football,develop our side and explore our marketing oppertunities and let the gullible fools running the game at this time self destruct....as a fan its like watching a car crash in slow motion,we can see whats happening but theres nothing we can do about it....only worry i have is these sides outwith the spl will be expecting more dosh which the spl dont have,my worry is that instead of stripping our titles they hit us with a big fine,and by big i mean several million..imo..this as we know has never been about "sporting integrity" ..its all about money.

Traynor hits out at Scottish football chiefs as Rangers will NOT be fast-tracked to SPL By Stephen Mcgowan PUBLISHED: 20:10, 8 January 2013 | UPDATED: 20:10, 8 January 2013 Comments (0) Share Rangers will not be fast-tracked into the Premier Division as part of Scottish football’s radical re-structuring. Fans of rival clubs have pointed an accusing finger at the governing bodies, insisting the reshaping of the national game is designed to get the Ibrox club back to the top level quickly. Confirming that Rangers will remain rooted in the 18-team bottom tier even if they win the current Third Division, however, SPL chief executive Neil Doncaster insisted promotion can only be won on merit. Not content: James Traynor talks to Charles Green Asked specifically about Rangers, Doncaster said: ‘There is a genuine desire to ensure that sporting merit is the basis on which clubs fill the positions which are available. ‘Our intention is to ensure that clubs get there on sporting merit. ‘I don’t think there is any desire to accelerate any club falsely. It’s sporting merit which will decide it.’ That stance was reiterated by the SFL’s David Longmuir, who said: ‘No club will move through the leagues and quicker than any other club given any of the structures we have put in place – and we are unanimous on that.’ The governing bodies spoke as Rangers blasted the failure of the authorities to include them in the restructuring talks. As associate – and not full – members of the SFL, the Third Division leaders do not have a vote, but new head of communications James Traynor criticised that stance, saying: ‘The sheer hypocrisy of what is happening within Hampden’s corridors of power right now will not be lost on them (Rangers fans) but let’s not pretend sporting integrity or the wishes of supporters really are important to all those clubs pushing for this change. ‘If they were listening to fans they wouldn’t be sticking with a top division of 12, and if there was any integrity there would be no rush to bring in changes for the start of next season. ‘If, as seems likely, the structure is altered for 2013-14 supporters won’t get what they’ve already paid for, especially those following teams striving for promotion. Actually, this entire season will be rendered meaningless. ‘Sporting integrity won’t merely be compromised, it’ll be crushed, but this is what happens when desperation slips in and throttles reason.’ Long way back: Ally McCoist's team will have to work their way back up to the top For followers of Rangers, then, news of Scottish football’s brave new dawn was hardly the source of unbridled joy. The end result, if the blueprint is, as expected, passed will see the Ibrox legions once again looking out the road maps to Elgin and Annan. The finer details of the new plan have yet to emerge, but merging the bottom eight in the current Second Division with the Third Division in its entirety – as seems likely - is hardly a prospect to quicken the pulse. It also begs the question of what exactly are Rangers - and indeed the rest of the Third Division - playing for this season? The league trophy will assuredly be Rangers’ property before the Easter eggs are opened, but beyond that? As things stand, Ally McCoist’s men will be in the same division next term as say ninth placed East Stirling (assuming the bottom club will be relegated as part of the pyramid system). In fairness, no one at Rangers has ever publicly sought any favours from the redrawing of the game’s graph. But if they privately hoped for any, they were certainly in short supply on Tuesday. Let's go: Rangers skipper Lee McCulloch is leading the charge back to the top Three years in the wilderness appears to be exactly that. For Ally McCoist, the task of persuading players to pledge their futures to the club as of September 1, has assuredly not been made any easier. Nonetheless, when Sportsmail canvassed the opinion of a leading agent on Tuesday's developments, he remained convinced that the club would continue to sell itself. ‘No one at Rangers has ever suggested to me that they believe they’d be back in the top flight a year sooner than scheduled,’ he said. ‘So I can’t imagine the news will have much bearing on things going forward. ‘They’ve already had success in persuading players to come and play for them in the Third Division so I can’t imagine that will change because they haven’t been moved up the ladder ahead of schedule if you like. ‘For footballers, the appeal of playing in front of 45,000 plus every couple of weeks is obvious.’ Rangers’ crowds this season have been nothing short of remarkable. Near full houses against sides like Arbroath and Queen’s Park in the Third Division have made headlines the world over. Will a similar recipe next season prove just as enticing? Perhaps not, but at least there will be eight new visitors to sweeten the pot. Ibrox fans have shown a remarkable appetite for the road back to respectability so far. They now know it’s going to be just as long and winding as was first feared. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2259167/James-Traynor-releases-statement-Rangers-fast-tracked-SPL.html#ixzz2HQ4jHw49 Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

..The tide is turning....

..Correct bro..theres no priest suckin nappy rippin plastic mick gonna chase this bear anywhere...

..Seems theres a rumour doing the rounds...

...Seems to have gone quiet..

..Bunch o wallys....i,ll get my ain coat...

...I was at that game anaw mate but i was so pished i never seen all the goals...but i have now!! cheers for that...i also remember me and my mates swigging from a half bottle of whisky and getting it grabbed out of my hand by a huge police sargent who then wandered up to the back of the stand and downed the lot himself...greedy bassa...them were the days.

...Theres no rush lads..we are running away with the 3rd division with the side we have,and to be honest whos to say our side wont waltz the second with this same side..having said that i,d expect Ally to add a few new faces to our championship winning side come the summer...Onwards and Upwards.!

...What dosent kill you makes you stronger....Happy Newyear fellow bears onward and upwards...

..With any luck the nappy ripping cunt that writes it will suffer something fatal..

..While i respect your opinion and your right to state it and i have no wish to appear rude...but you do talk some pish eh!!

...Fifa is full of pot licking peedos...as is the op..