Rangers Radio were quick off the mark after the much-awaited dossier was released to the other 41 SPFL clubs.
It promised details of bullying and coercion and was expected to be full of smoking guns- in reality it contained nothing of substance other than showing up the incompetence of Stewart Robertson.
David Tanner was first to reach out to twitter promising that the dossier contained ‘serious legal questions’ within it’s 200 plus pages, a theme picked up on by one of the regulars on Rangers Radio.
The Rangers fans haven’t had this much egg on their face since the last time Kirk Broadfoot tried to use a microwave pic.twitter.com/kx0fYhsHzi
— Tam Sellics son (@TamsellicsonIII) May 7, 2020
Outside of Ibrox the dossier was met with derision with ‘is that it?’ the kindest response as other Scottish fans struggled to mind anything meaningful in the 200 plus pages.
‘Not a single shred of meaningful evidence’ was the reply from the SPFL who had been waiting patiently in the unlikely event of a slip up in their governance of the recent vote to end the season.
A bad day for the bears got much worse when Robertson was sent out on a round of media interviews. As if his ‘personality’ wasn’t underwhelming enough he denied any allegations of bullying or coercion- two terms featuring extensively through a variety of statements and club announcements.
