So will the SFA now change their minds?

Question

Following on from my question the other day about the 3 clubs in dispute with the SFA over the suspension of their youth teams, it has now been disclosed that Rangers have also been in breach of these rules.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/r/rangers/7539144.stm

As I said the other day, the decision to ban the youth teams of Ross County, Dunfermline and Dundee is a poor one in my opinion. Do you now think that the 3 clubs will be re-instated or should the youth team of Rangers also be banned?

Secondly, it seems Gordon Smith is backing the 3 teams and is opposing George Peat. Does this leave Peat's position untenable?

Answer 1

Hmmm this'll be interesting to see what happens eh. Under the SFA's rules Rangers should be banned, but I've got a sneaky feeling the rules will probably be re-written in light of this recent revelation, don't you?  

Answer 2

ban every team that breaks the rules.  theyll soon stop breaking them

Answer 3

whatever they do it should be the goose and the gander so if they ban them then ban them all...etc.

no club is any different whoever they are

Answer 4

ah well now that rangers are involved the sfa will find a way round this little oversight...but then again rules are rules and should be adhered too but we will see..falgee is correct peat is a ......we all new that if either celtic or rangers were involved it would be a different story..

Answer 5

sigh

Answer 6

George Peat is an ********

Answer 7

rangers should be banned

Answer 8

so much for all the garb? theirs not any young kids playing football ? when the so could patrons stop most or don't give most kids a chance ? what happens to all the money ? spend £200.00 on gretna! SPL!  never new what the SFA or the SFL do 3 government body's for a population  the size of Scotland ???????

1 st yes

2 nd yes if the rules say so