Resolution 12 Would Have Ended His Career Anyway. In Disgrace. In Scandal.
Regan will not be in office to see the final end to one of the worst scandals in which he was involved; the one regarding Resolution 12, where the SFA’s own culpability has been clearly established and where our club has a case for saying we were cheated out of a lot of money.
This issue is in the hands of the Compliance Officer … a lot of us wonder if anything will ever come of it, but that is largely the SFA’s worry.
The matter won’t rest.
They are up to their necks in that scandal.
If there is a cover-up Celtic has the legal right to move that to another forum. Don’t make the mistake of thinking we won’t; this is not an issue the club can ignore. This matter was raised by its own shareholders and there is a legal and fiduciary responsibility to them to pursue it as far as possible.
Regan is “conflicted” in that case.
From what I’ve heard, and as Celtic’s documentation proves, he has misled the club on the matter. Who knows what else the Requisitioners have discovered about his conduct in that affair? It is enough to have pricked Celtic’s interest and has given us reason to keep this matter alive.
Regan would not have survived a full examination of the facts in that case.
If he did not know Rangers were in clear violation at the time he did not long afterwards. He kept their secret. He bent the rules. He might have convinced himself that what he did was for the right reasons, but that doesn’t fly in a tribunal.
