How Scottish football's voting farce led to open warfare breaking out
over 5 years in The guardian
The SPFL wanted clubs to end the season but Dundee’s missing vote has resulted in the game’s governing body being questioned
Scottish football does not have a monopoly on toxicity. At times like these it just feels that way. In a period when serious discussions should be taking place about the recalibration of football post-pandemic open warfare has broken out. People with involvement spanning decades admit they have not encountered anything quite like the past few days.
When the chairman of the Scottish Professional Football League rounded on “damaging misinformation” in the media he had a cheek. The SPFL’s reputation has been damaged, all right to the point of laughing stock by a voting farce which barely feels believable. Continue reading...
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