Scottish Football League(SFL) invites TV bids for live matches

The Scottish Football League has approached broadcasters with a package to show up to 25 live Rangers matches in Division Three next season.

Scottish Football League(SFL) invites TV bids for live matches

CHARLES GREEN last night warned SPL rivals,Boot out Rangers and you will KILL our game.

Rangers need EIGHT clubs to back their return to the SPL next season.Owner-in-waiting Green is at the mercy of top-flight clubs after Gers crashed into liquidation.

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SFA chief executive Stewart Regan admits that Rangers fiasco is painting Scottish football in a bad light

Stewart Regan confessed on Wednesday that nothing – and certainly not Yorkshire County Cricket Club, which he described as having been “a very old fashioned, sleepy organisation” – had prepared him for the incredible intensity of the Old Firm rivalry and the scale of its impact far beyond sport.

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Scottish Football Association(SFA) Seek Assurances From Rangers

The Scottish Football Association have asked Charles Green to share more details with them about his consortium which is set to take over troubled club Rangers.

Scottish Football Association

Sasa Papac confirms Rangers exit

Bosnian defender Sasa Papac has confirmed he will leave crisis-hit Scottish giants Rangers when his contract expires at the end of the season.

Sasa Papac Rangers

Celtic rub salt into Rangers wounds

Champions Celtic heaped further misery on crisis club and bitter rivals Rangers as they cruised to a 3-0 win in the final Old Firm derby of the season at Celtic Park.

Celtic rub salt into Rangers wounds

Rangers' administrators confident of beating SFA transfer ban

Rangers' administrators claim they are confident of a successful appeal against the 12-month transfer ban placed on the club by the Scottish Football Association.

Rangers' administrators confident of beating SFA transfer ban

SFA ban Whyte and punish Rangers with embargo

Rangers have been banned from signing players for 12 months by the Scottish Football Association after being found to have brought the game into disrepute during Craig Whyte's period in charge.

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