Rangers FC had recently claimed they have evidence which indicates there might have been foul play over the recent resolution from the SPFL – the one which will automatically name Celtic the champions for the 2019-20 season.
The Gers have been trying really hard to stop the SPFL from ending the league abruptly and they have also suggested that the board helps out the smaller clubs by handing out the projected prize money as loans and then finish the remaining matches on a later date.
But the SPFL have said this cannot be done following which the Ibrox outfit have been claiming of foul-play with their interim chairman also calling out on Saturday for SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster and legal adviser Rod McKenzie to be suspended pending an inquiry.
After this, there has been a lot of debates as to what needs to be done but Roy MacGregor, the chairman of Ross County has made it pretty clear that he fully trusts the board and Rangers will have to provide strong evidence in order to open up an investigation.
“No, I don’t. I trust the board,” the Ross County FC chairman said about the duo being sacked.
“The board is made up of clubs, and members of clubs that we have put onto the situation. We have Stewart Robertson (Rangers), we have Les Gray (Hamilton) and we have Alan Burrows (Motherwell) from the Premiership and people from the Championship.
“We have trusted that decision making in them and they work with an executive to come up with the conclusions. Now if something is presented to the board and they feel an inquiry should happen, then, yeah.
“But at the moment the clubs have to trust their board, have to trust their executive, and if Rangers feel something has not happened properly then please present it to the board so that they can deal with it.
“If I was a director there I wouldn’t be wanting to hang my chief executive or my lawyer up without grounds. That would be a normal business principle. If there are things they are unhappy with I think they need to get them onto the table.
“Stewart Robertson, who is a fine man, is on that board. I don’t know the ins and outs of it. He must be feeling uncomfortable that things are going on behind-the-scenes before it came out there.
“I think you have maybe got to explain that a bit more. I think the clubs would have the same view as me. They trust the representatives on the board.”
While the Gers fans are backing them completely but a large majority of Celtic fans have come out to speak against this whole situation stating that their Glasgow rivals do not have any actual evidence and are just trying to delay the announcement of Celtic being named the domestic champions for an nth number of time.
