‘What about the asbestos’ ‘Kick them out’ ‘Hammer them’ Fans warn SPFL over expected Ibrox favours

The SPFL Premiership fixtures will be examined very closely this morning with fans of 11 clubs very suspicious.

While their own club has been spending funds on pitch and stadium improvements it seems that those issues are at the bottom of the list at Ibrox where it seems to be about spending everything on players.

Future Real Madrid star Jefte has been signed up, AC Milan staket Clinton Nsiala has been lured away from AC Milan with Connor Barron offered more money than Aberdeen.

All this has been done while neglecting the basics of a football club, having a stadium fit to host matches rather than a building site that has wiped out 15 yards of the pitch due to building equipment.

Last Thursday a distress signal was sent out from Ibrox that their stadium won’t be ready, other than their media messengers there was no sympathy from elsewhere.

No clubs voiced their concerns or offered help, the suggestion of fixture reversals went unanswered. Any club helping out the 2012 Ibrox Tribute Act will face a fierce backlash from Ibrox fans.

Starting their eighth season in the Premiership there is no goodwill towards the club from Ibrox. The arrogance of the club alongside the aggression and contempt from their supporters ensures that.

Caught in the middle is the feckless Neil Doncaster, the architect and hostage of the 2012 Five Way Agreement, the biggest enabler in Scottish football which is why he can’t get a job anywhere else.

Fans expect five or six home matches for every team in the first round of fixtures which covers August, September and October. Eleven clubs have stadiums ready for use on August 3, if one club has neglected that then the compliant clubs shouldn’t be made to suffer.

If they can’t afford to rent out Murrayfield they can try Partick Thistle, St Mirren or Kilmarnock for hosting matches.

Last season Clyde shared with Hamilton Accies, it impacted on their performances, they finished second bottom of Division Two.

They’ve used Broadwood in Cumbernauld for their Ladies team and Dumbarton for their B team matches in the Lowland League.

Whatever help Doncaster and the SPFL are ready to offer will be scrutinised to the nth Degree, any club going along with a stitch up will find their own fans in very unforgiving mood to their ‘noble’ intentions.