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Justice for Scottish Football

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Andrew hughes
10 years ago

#StripTheTitles

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kingbilly
10 years ago

Total disgrace that a petition is needed for the blatantly obvious. Strip the titles! And if someone could explain the meaning of liquidation to the orcs n gollums of the klan horde/sfa that would be great.

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Joseph Moore
10 years ago

Cheats should never prosper. If Rangers are not stripped of titles then cheats have prospered and that would be wrong. It would also prove what many have suspected for years; that Scottish football is run for the benefit on one club.

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Kevin Macdonald
10 years ago

Strip the Trophies & Titles. Murray's Title must also be stripped, his megalomania started all this with the backing of corrupt bankers and administrators. Campbell Ogilvie should be jailed.

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Jim H
10 years ago

Over that ten year period, I was paying for three season books, plus attending most away games, again x 3. In today's value you are talking a total cost in excess of £25,000. Many others will be in a similar postion. Do I feel cheated? You bet I do. Title stripping and an apology is the minimum we can expect.

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Alan Walls
10 years ago

Don't let the cabal of Scotland's mainstream media and it's football authorities fool you with distractions and downright lies, the reality really is as simple and as 'common sense' as the judges ruled last week: the tax dodge allowed the former Rangers club the cash to attract players who were so talented they wouldn't have come anywhere near Scotland. Rangers' domestic rivals chose not to follow this example, and tried in vain to compete while trading within their means. Others were tempted to accrue debt just to compete, again with little success but also to their long term detriment. David Murray himself, under the guise 'Mr Black' at the original tribunal, confirmed under oath he introduced use of the in order to attract a better standard of footballer than they would otherwise have been able to afford. By his own mouth, Murray confirmed Rangers enjoyed a sporting advantage over it's rivals. They cheated. They also failed to comply with registration criteria, every year for the duration of EBT use, by deliberately witholdinhg reference to EBT's when submitting details of players' contracts to the SFA. Standard practice should decree the result of every game the improperly registered players appeared in be a 3-0 defeat, which in itself would see titles and trophies 'won' from 1998 until the club's liquidation and demise in 2012 be declared null and void. Only in Scotland would the countries mainstream media outlets act in concert to bury the truth of the biggest scandal in British sporting history, and to seek to sanitise the perpretrators. They cheated. Strip the titles and trophies.

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William Morrison
10 years ago

Rules were broken, the penalty must be paid.

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Steve, Cambridge
10 years ago

No club (or company) is beyond the law nor should outweigh the need for sporting integrity. More worrying is the possible condoning of the SFA and others in this. Strip the titles for sure.

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Jamie Murray
10 years ago

It's time to clean up Scottish football and start by dealing with the unjusts for the fans of so called diddy teams.

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mike
10 years ago

Cheat fc

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Garry McNulty.
10 years ago

In any other sport medals would be taken back.

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Brian Docherty
10 years ago

Cheating cannot be seen to go unpunished.up until now they have recieved no punishment for what they did

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Alex Scott
10 years ago

#tellthetruth

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Craig Gould
10 years ago

Unfair advantage over all other clubs gained by employing players they coudl not afford otherwise

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Barry shields
10 years ago

Very unfair to all clubs and fans who have payed their hard earned cash on days out, tickets, busses and last but not least alcohol for the day!

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John Hayes
10 years ago

Cheating is cheating. Punishment is necessary.

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George Sheridan
10 years ago

Ben Johnson, Lance Armstrong Juventus, Russians at the 2012 Olympics have all cheated in one way or another and been punished . Why on earth should Rangers think they can break football and tax rules and it be ignored.

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John Thompson
10 years ago

Time to address a 10 year conspiracy that spawned 'unfair advantage' - nothing less than 'title stripping' will suffice!

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John Gow
10 years ago

No matter the sport and individual, team or teams there is just no justification for ignoring cheating or failing to deal with it. The sport is finished if it is not dealt with swiftly. Where guilt has been established no room should be left for debate.

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John Kerr
10 years ago

Let's get this situation out in the open and taken care of.