Dear Mr Cameron,

As I'm sure you are aware, with the impending liquidation of Rangers FC not too far away and the highly likely prospect that you and the other chairman of the remaining SPL clubs will vote on the matter as to whether to allow a "NewCo Rangers" to join the SPL. As you know, the fans are almost completely of the opinion that a NewCo Rangers, should they be allowed to join the league system, should start at the bottom of the ladder in the Third Division, just as the newly formed Caledonian Thistle FC had to do back in 1994.

Mr Cameron, vote for the wishes of the fans. Vote for dignity. Vote for justice. Vote against an organisation that has exploited sectarianism and bigotry for it's own gain. Vote against a NewCO of a club that has stolen millions to buy itself success. Vote for you to be seen as a man and ICT as a club, who said NO.

Mr Cameron, vote NO to NewCo.

Yours sincerely,

Renegade

ICT Season Ticket Holder

I'm with Renegade on this one. Scottish football will lose all credibility, something from which it will never recover.

As far as I can remember from recent reports Dundee Utd, St.mirren,Kilmarnock StJohnstone & ICT would say no to a newco, so that would be enough

to keep them out of the spl ?

I agree 100% with Renegades open letter.

I concur. Vote for the integrity of the game in Scotland and not for the few quid you may or may not gain. The outcome in this will determine whether or not I purchase two season tickets this time.

Absolutely spot on.

Agree with Renegade. So hope we can stand up for what is right.

I fear for the future of the SPL and Scottish football in general BUT Rangers should not be treated any different to any other club and should be appropriately punished for their only too evident misdemeanours over some period of time now. They deserve the absolute disgrace of playing Elgin CIty.

Agree for the good of the Scottish game, vote No to a newco.

What exactly are you asking or expecting David Cameron to do here? Would you not be better writing an 'open letter' to someone who actually has a vote on the matter, like the SPL chairmen?

What exactly are you asking or expecting David Cameron to do here? Would you not be better writing an 'open letter' to someone who actually has a vote on the matter, like the SPL chairmen?

That particular Cameron would let them in stating that we're all in this together. Apart from his daughter, who was left behind

Totally agree, even more galling and dis-heartening is the fact we are still owed 40k, which we will never see again. Money like that to a team like us is a huge hit.

Edited June 12, 201213 yr by bobbyjag

We got that money in March.

Totally agree, even more galling and dis-heartening is the fact we are still owed 40k, which we will never see again. Money like that to a team like us is a huge hit.

They paid all their debts to us I believe.

Agree with the OP 100%

ok i agree with Renegade that they shouldn't be aloud back in but do you honestly think we could last without rangers and the income we generate from games at ibrox and here and we wouldn't have as many tv money either

ok i agree with Renegade that they shouldn't be aloud back in but do you honestly think we could last without rangers and the income we generate from games at ibrox and here and we wouldn't have as many tv money either

Yes.

I also agree. Vote NO to NewCo

Fully agree with Renegade and sincerely hope that the club take on board the views of the fans and Rangers are most definately not allowed into the SPL as a newco.

I noted Caley D's comments earlier today on another thread in connection with the SPL's own rules and current applications from Dundee and Falkirk. Interesting standpoint to consider if the chairmen bottle it and allow Rangers in as a newco with no sanctions applicable. I'm sure both of these clubs and of course Dunfermline as well would have something to say on the matter.

The Chairmen must vote against Rangers NewCo being admitted into the SPL. Caley D has eloquently laid out the reasons on another thread making the point that both Dundee and Falkirk have submitted valid applications within the time frame required. But for me there is a further important reason - one of precedent. If Rangers NewCo were accepted into the SPL it would be for one reason only - money. It would mean that the SPL chairmen felt that admitting Rangers NewCo would be to the financial advantage of other clubs in the SPL and therefore they would be admitting them for a reason other than merit.

Currently, teams are admitted on merit with the team that wins the SFL gaining promotion. If Rangers NewCo were to be admitted, not on merit but because of the potential financial advantage they bring to the other member clubs, then what happens next year when Cowdenbeath romp to the first division title with Dundee a distant 2nd? Do the SPL chairmen admit Dundee rather than Cowdenbeath on the basis that they will bring more money into the SPL than Cowdenbeath?

Admission must be as a result of merit and not of what is, to all intents and purposes. bribery.

This is the team that wanted to leave Scottish Football for many years, and did not hide the fact that they wanted to play in England and Europe.They did not care what would happen to the other clubs left behind. I say good riddance.

Edited June 12, 201213 yr by finmack

Totally agree with the OP. Send them straight to the third division, its the only fair way to allow a newco in.

Agree 100%. It has to be NO to newco Rangers, the remnant of an arrogant, deluded and dishonest club. Any financial consequences for Scottish football can and will be dealt with.

What exactly are you asking or expecting David Cameron to do here? Would you not be better writing an 'open letter' to someone who actually has a vote on the matter, like the SPL chairmen?

Think the letter is directed at Kenneth not David. Who is David Cameron anyway?

Edited June 12, 201213 yr by Alex MacLeod

Totally agree, even more galling and dis-heartening is the fact we are still owed 40k, which we will never see again. Money like that to a team like us is a huge hit.

They paid all their debts to us I believe.

Did they pay up or did the SPL pay up on their behalf.

Even if the SPL Club chairman vote against a NewCo you can bet your last penny the SPL will find a way to change the rules to allow them in.