Heart & Hand set the record, and their masters, straight over Sydney call off

Heart & Hand has been celebrating their club’s decision to pull out of the Sydney Super Cup. 

If former contributor David Graham had opted to read the room he’d have been well advised to avoid the venture even if the decision will cost Commercial Guru James Bisgrove a considerable chunk of commission. 

Opting in to be the support act of Ange’s Homecoming Tour has been a PR disaster on every level for the Tribute Act. 

It has allowed disaffected fans to throw a number of accusations at the club, Dave King and Club 1872 have been given credibility while the club is even more toxic than ever with anyone entering a contract knowing that it is utterly pointless if the hordes decide that they don’t like it. 

Meanwhile Bisgrove and Graham can add the Sydney Super Cup organisers to the list that includes Sports Direct, Memorial Walls, Hummel and SPFL/cinch who have taken on legal action against the club formed by Charles Green in 2012. 

WE’RE NOT GOING TO AUSTRALIA! https://t.co/RQZvJTg3Z2

— Heart & Hand Podcast (@ibroxrocks) March 31, 2022

If Rangers had said they were pulling out due to fan reaction, then they’d have breached contract rather than the organisers and thus be liable.

— Heart & Hand Podcast (@ibroxrocks) March 31, 2022

A big and necessary step today. This month is the biggest since 2008. To remove that cloud hanging over us was massive.

RFC can play friendlies against any team in the world – bar one.

— Heart & Hand Podcast (@ibroxrocks) March 31, 2022