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Alex Thomson
The fact that parading members of the British armed forces got drawn into a sectarian demonstration at Ibrox Park on Saturday reflects worst on the top brass who exposed them to such a situation.
Rangers legend Walter Smith hands in his resignation as a chairman and director of the Glasgow club, three days after former chief executive Charles Green returned to the Ibrox.
Alex Thomson
Don’t go within a thousand miles of any tax-avoiding trust or benefit schemes because if you do, you will never hear the end of the love and attention HMRC are going to give you.
Alex Thomson
The BBC were told they could not broadcast from Ibrox Stadium this week after they ran a story the club didn’t like.
Alex Thomson
Alex Thomson asks if football can now get back in the spotlight as the Nimmo-Smith independent commission clears Glasgow Rangers of cheating.
Alex Thomson
The Nimmo-Smith report could exonerate Rangers’ over player payments, or lead to a range of sanctions ranging from titles being stripped to a “slap over the wrist with a limp lettuce leaf”
Alex Thomson
Channel 4 News understands very well that sportswriters need close relations with the football clubs they report on, but was Rangers just too cosy with some?
Alex Thomson
With each hour that passes in silence and non-payment from Rangers, the deeper the damage to the club and investors confidence in its real level of financial security.
Alex Thomson
An online debate on Rangers Football Club. What happened, what’s next and what are the lessons for football?
Alex Thomson
Following feverish online speculation, Chief Correspondent Alex Thomson reveals the truth behind rumours of a winding-up petition against Rangers Newco.
Alex Thomson
After the Rangers debacle, MPs tell English football it is time to put its own house in order – and stop taking financial risks that threaten the future of the game.
Alex Thomson
Lord Nimmo Smith’s commission, which begins today, decides whether Rangers told the football authorities about the money they paid players as part of a tax avoidance scheme. A lot is at stake.
Rangers were among the world’s most successful football clubs. The old Rangers company no longer exists, replaced by a new company, plying their trade in the third division. Alex Thomson explains why.
Lord Nimmo Smith’s commission investigating alleged undisclosed payments to Rangers players begins today. The accompanying graphic shows the club titles that are under threat.
Alex Thomson
Will 2013 see a return to football as normal for Rangers? Fans want to see justice over the whole tax avoidance issue – and for RFC to get the fresh start it needs.