As the chairmen of the SPL clubs file into Hampden tomorrow
a stark choice awaits them. Do or die.
They have been given a pointer by Charles Green who knows
that a top division without a strong, vibrant Rangers will see the Scottish
game wither and die like a flower denied light or water. It simply cannot be
allowed to happen.
Green has made the ultimate sacrifice by offering a range of
compromises but until tomorrow he does not know if this will see those with the
future of the game in their hands see sense.
Perhaps they will as a no vote for Rangers will see a tidal
wave sweep over the entire country and destroy all their stadiums, maybe as
early as this weekend.
This cannot be allowed to happen as what we previously knew
as football in this country will be extinguished and we will be plunged into
eternal darkness and torment. Famine and plagues will follow but this can be
avoided tomorrow if these men will only do the right thing and vote yes.
Green has done the honourable thing and offered many
incentives including making an apology in public but you get the feeling those
with agendas who will remain unnamed, namely Peter Lawwell, would see him in
stocks down London Road for evermore and this is sad.
There is no more Green can do except watch on at our
national stadium tomorrow as decisions which could fracture our country are
made in his presence. This amiable Yorkshireman will feel as helpless as the
rest of us as boxes are ticked or crossed.
Ask yourselves this question and then think once more. Have
Rangers, with the retention of Kirk Broadfoot in their squad, not been punished
enough already?
The SPL clubs have it in their hands to become men of legend
tomorrow by admitting Rangers to their top table. They must offer to break
bread with Green or the world as we know it will end.
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