Rangers FC have been the side leading the protests against SPFL during the past few days claiming there has been foul play in the recent voting of the resolution – the one which would have ended the 2019-20 season right now and named Celtic FC the champions.
While Rangers want an independent investigation into the matter, the authorities have asked the club to provide adequate proof in order to back their claims or else this matter will not be taken forward.
And in such a chaotic situation, former Celtic and Aberdeen forward Charlie Nicholas seems to have backed the Gers in this whole thing.
The pundit ripped into the SPFL and their shambolic handling of the situation claiming that last weeks resolution limbo has caused dealt a major blow to Scottish football.
He told Sky Sports News: “It’s an absolute joke. The SPFL board is an absolute disaster.
“The people around it with ideas are all self-indulgent and people in Scotland are saying ‘oh Rangers are being self-indulgent, so are Hearts’ but every team in the country has been self-indulgent for themselves for as long as I can remember from playing, right through to now.
“I don’t have a problem with the business, which doesn’t survive unless it makes money.
“But a lot of these guys are now in a position that they’re having a say at the top level of our game and it’s become an absolute embarrassment.
“Dundee don’t need to vote, everybody now has another 26 days, they’re counting down the clock and it’s an absolute joke.
“The overall look at Scottish football is a mess when we should be talking about Rangers coming back to power, Celtic’s incredible domestic dominance, Aberdeen debt free and trying to build a stadium – we should be looking at the positives.
“These things are choking the life out of the game up here and I wish somebody would get them around the table and say ‘do you think you’re good enough to represent the game?’, because I don’t think they are.”
It is still unclear as to what will happen especially since the whole of Scottish football seems to be divided with some backing the board while others claiming this is just too early to call off the league and decide every teams faith.
