If Rangers go then the SPL should disolve

[CaleyD]

Whatever happens, the whole setup needs to be looked at.

[PaderbornCaley]

From the BBC aricle:

What would happen to this season's results and the SPL table if Rangers liquidate before the end of the season?

"However, the remaining unplayed fixtures would be automatically awarded as a 3-0 victory to the opposition, but there is nothing in the rules to decree what actually happens in this circumstance - the SPL is privately describing the situation as "uncharted waters".

Thank feck Dunfermline don't have to play them again!!!

[Yngwie]

From BBC:

"Inverness chairman Kenny Cameron says they will have no set agenda when it is represented at the forthcoming meeting of the 10 non Old Firm clubs in response to Rangers' uncertain future.

He told BBC Scotland they didn't want to capitalise on Rangers' problems and they see the meeting as an opportunity to move Scottish football forward.

There has been speculation that some of the smaller clubs want to extract a better deal from the SPL in the new climate.

He also confirmed that the Rangers administrators have now paid £25,000 of the £40,000 owed for tickets for the Ibrox club's visit last month and that he expected the full balance to follow soon."