Lennon receives three-match ban
Celtic manager Neil Lennon has had a three-match suspended touchline ban triggered after being found guilty of misconduct.
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Scottish football reconstruction plans defeated
Plans to restructure Scottish football look dead today after St Mirren and Ross County vetoed the proposals.
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Rangers threaten to quit Scottish football
Rangers chief executive Charles Green believes the club should attempt to quit Scottish football if league reconstruction plans are approved.
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Scottish Football League may undergo facelift
Rangers chief executive Charles Green expects the Scottish Football League to unveil plans for league reconstruction this week.
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Clubs must live with repercussions of Rangers vote
Scottish clubs must live with consequences of decision to have Rangers join the Third Division, says Inverness CT's chairman Kenny Cameron
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Rangers to play in Scottish Third Division
Rangers will start the new season in the Irn-Bru Third Division following a vote by Scottish Football League chairmen at Hampden today.
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Green - We'll go where we're told
Newco Rangers chief executive Charles Green will accept whatever fate is dealt them in their application to the Scottish Football League after their top-flight bid ended with an "overwhelming" defeat.
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Rangers restarting point uncertain
Two more Scottish Football League clubs have come out against the idea of a newco Rangers joining the Irn-Bru First Division
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SFL deny any agreement over Rangers future
The Scottish Football League have said they have not reached agreement with any other footballing body over newco Rangers playing in the Irn-Bru First Division.
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Third Division on cards for Rangers
Scottish Football League chief executive David Longmuir has told Rangers they will have to go through the same process as any other club if they wish to join the Third Division.
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Jeffers ready for another stab at Scottish football
New Motherwell recruit Francis Jeffers believes he is a better player now than when he last graced the Clydesdale Bank Premier League with Rangers.
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SPL reveal support for 10-team Premiership
The Scottish Premier League have announced 'broad support' for a 10-team Premiership and a 12-team Championship to be introduced as part of a revamp of Scottish Football.
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Dundee set to appeal again
Dundee have vowed to launch another appeal after the Scottish Football League upheld their 25-point deduction for going into administration.
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Green light for weekend SPL games
All Clydesdale Bank Premier League matches will go ahead this weekend after the Scottish Football Association reached agreement with 'several European national associations'.
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Celtic still keen on Premier League move
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell has reiterated his desire to see the club quit Scottish football and join the Barclays Premier League.
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Celtic look at second team possibilities
Scottish Football League chief executive David Longmuir has confirmed he has spoken to Celtic counterpart Peter Lawwell about the club entering a team in the Third Division.
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SFA want staggered start to SPL
The Scottish Football Association have confirmed they will ask the Scottish Premier League to consider moving fixtures at the start of next season.
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Gretna leave Scottish league
Gretna have resigned from the Scottish Football League.
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Gretna's fate seems bleak
Another nail was hammered in Gretna's coffin today when members of the Scottish Football League voted to demote them to the Irn-Bru Third Division.
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Murray blasts SPL officials
Rangers chairman David Murray claims the football world will 'laugh at this decision in disbelief' after the Scottish Premier League refused to extend the season to allow Walter Smith's team extra time to prepare for the UEFA Cup final.