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Dear Sirs, I would like to request what the S.F.A stance is on the derogatory remarks made in relation to the fans of my club Rangers, from Stirling Albion official Dick King. The term used is widely known as Scotland as a bigoted statement, and I as a firm believer in the anti-bigotry campaign (believe me I have spoke out at Ibrox against some of our own supporters use of bigoted terms) would like to see a statement of intent from the S.F.A that this sort of remark, no matter how big or small a club may be will not be tolerated. The S.F.A have just last week cautioned our chief executive, Charles Green, for mentioning that there may be some bigotry involved in relation to other clubs actions against Rangers. Now whilst I felt his comments were ill advised, surely we have just seen from a club official a racist, bigoted slur on supporters of one of your member clubs. I have found this highly offensive and look forward to the S.F.A following the duty of rightful governance and charging the club and official with bring the game into disrepute, anything less is nothing more than double standards. Yours faithfully, E-mail to SFA

It's on the SPL site under stats, Motherwell have lowest average attendance of every team in Spl, just over 4k.

Dear Mr. Carmichael, Re the above. I can confirm that the minimum recommended prices of ground admission in respect of The Scottish Football League Cup Competition this season are as follows: First Division £12.00 Adult, £6.00 Juveniles and Senior Citizens Second Division £10.00 Adult, £5.00 Juveniles and Senior Citizens Third Division £9.00 Adult, £4.50 Juveniles and Senior Citizens Scottish Premier League £18.00 Adult, £12.00 Juveniles and Senior Citizens I do hope this information is of assistance. Regards, SFL This is email from SFL on minimum ticket proces

Sent this to SPL today Dear Sirs, As I am sure you are aware, there has been complete and utter outrage from Rangers Football Club, top to bottom, from all guilty and non-guilty parties in the sorry affair, due to the ill thought out, bias, and commercialy pathetic sanctions laid out by the SFA to Rangers, despite the Rangers being the largets NET contributor to the SFA for over a century. We find there stance against Rangers riddled with corrupt agendas and completely against any rule of thought that they have applied when dealing with other clubs in financial trouble, i.e. Indeed the SFA actualy funded Gretna through half a season. With this in mind, the Rangers family have been very affective with immediate response to these sanctions by attacking all sponsors of the SFA and planned demonstrations at all remaining games of the season and in particular for the SFA show piece final between Hearts vs Hibs. This is not action we wish to take, however we feel we are being persecuted when in real terms when all organisations should be doing their utmost to ensure our survival, and on successful survival of the club then where applicable discuss relevant sanctions as we all are aware that by the efforts of a few individuals, our club has done wrong and does deserve punishment... However you may want to take note of the unwavering support provided to Portsmouth Football Club by the English Football Association, and there situation is also down to corrupt owners. I beleive, you should be very aware of the impact of pushing Rangers into liquidation with a further folly of sanctions, and what devastating impact that would have on the entire Scottish Football community. If we look at a few facts, we can quickly calculate that SKY tv deal can be expected to roughly halve in size, that is if there is even a revised deal on the table - they may not wish to support a product that does not support it's own members. Rangers fans will boycott all away games and like it or not these clubs budget on this income because their own 'fans' do not turn up week in week out...I find it very interesting that hibs and hearts will somehow now be able to fill a 50,000 seater stadium. Peoples jobs are at risk, not only at Rangers, but within local business around Ibrox and across all grounds that Rangers fans travel to, who are you to decide there fate!!!??.....You are very well aware that other member clubs hold too much debt to have their revenue cut so drastically, so don't make the mistake of killing one club as an example, only to find you have 4 or 5 following suit...Remember some banks were too big to fail!!! What I ask is that you do not impose any sanctions for the time being and concetrate your efforts into helping all efforts to help save one of your member clubs. This way the need for liquidation is not apparent and the club can exit administration via a CVA, instead of thinking of ways to punish a club in the event of liquidation. If you choose to aid the efforts of other ogranisations in destoying Rangers then don't bother inventing ways to invite us back, in because all other clubs fans don't want and we rather fight our way back from the bottom than pander to your ridiculous demands, you either help and support us or accept the consequences of liquidation and prepare yourselves for an SPL without Rangers income. It may be worth noting, that in the interest of sporting integrity, 1. allowing a newco back in destroys that, 2. point deductions render the competition pointless and worth nothing to sponsors, 3. Listen to the fans for once, it's our game not yours!!! But as I supect you will, you let a newco enter the SPL and If there is a need for sanctions make them worthwhile, force Rangers to subsidise youth development in Scotland or invest in goaline technology for all....fines, transfer embargos, point deductions acheive nothing but defrauding the fans of a compeition worth watching.