The SFA Has A Massive Decision To Make On Licensing Sevco For European Football.
Sevco is in violation of UEFA Financial Fair Play regulations.
This is not in dispute by a single person, except for a few hold-outs in the media and their fan forums. It is possible that they could offset some of the losses by a debt-for-equity swap, but as that hasn’t been done yet it does not help their position. Those losses make them ineligible.
Stewart Regan was never going to properly rule on that.
He bows to the Ibrox club at every challenge.
Nobody would have trusted him to challenge them on this issue, but sooner or later UEFA itself would have made it impossible not to. He may have attempted a corrupt fudge, but sooner or later his arm would have been bent by pressure from the only people able to apply it and know they could get a result.
Regan would have had to tell Sevco it was being sanctioned. I would imagine there are few things that would scare him more. He would also have been made to watch over them, to make sure they were complying. That would have meant real scrutiny … or the SFA might soon have found itself facing scrutiny of its own.
Regan would have walked before having to do any of this.
He has no backbone whatsoever.
He knew something like this was coming down the pipe. We all do.
