Kenny Miller has warned Sevco that he’ll reveal his side of the Hampden bust-up that ended his Ibrox career in shame.
The experienced striker sat on the bench throughout the 4-0 defeat from Celtic that saw the Sevco support heading for home long before the final whistle.
The manner of that defeat killed off Graeme Murty’s hopes of becoming manager on a permanent basis but what happened afterwards is still hanging over the club.
Lee Wallace and Miller were hit with suspensions with fines subsequently imposed on both players.
Miller is now out of contract but is taking Sevco to an SPFL tribunal over the mystery incident and subsequent fine.
‘It’s upset me. I never wanted to leave Rangers that way. It did hurt. I still want to play.’
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“It’s still an ongoing matter now,” the striker told Radio Scotland. “We’re disputing it. We’ll just have to see where that goes.
“It’ll probably be a long process and we’ll just have to sit tight. It was always going to go down that road.
“In the meantime, we’ll just focus on what the next step is.
“I can’t go into that [the alleged Murty row] as it’s an ongoing matter.
“I’ve got to keep tight-lipped at the moment but I’ll have my time when it’s right and when it’s all over and we can put a few things straight.”
Miller has been linked with moves to Aberdeen and Hibs and is also unhappy about being frozen out by Pedro Caixinha earlier in the season.
Murty restored Miller to the side and handed him the captaincy when he took over as caretaker in November but that relationship ended at Hampden as Celtic celebrated a 4-0 victory with chaos in the opposite dressing room.