Regan Jumped Before He Was Pushed, But It Was The Cowards Way Out Nonetheless.
Regan did not quit because he wanted to go. The man is arrogant enough to have wanted to keep that job, but he had no answer to the swirl of scandal that was coming his way. He has left quite the shambles for his replacement to clear up.
The SFA cannot fudge these issues. Three of them involve Sevco, but all are going to have to be tackled. There cannot be another inside job here; whoever takes this on has to be someone who was hired in an open process, someone who comes in to do the job right. The legacy Regan has left will have to be answered for in an inquiry; nobody who was opposed to that inquiry should be involved in choosing his replacement.
That rules out those at Hibs, and at Aberdeen.
I do not envy the next person to sit in Regan’s office, but that person will be hired on the basis that he or she is professional enough to deal with these matters fairly and justly. The paramount factor will be the good of the game, and not just one club.
We’re looking for one brave and principled individual.
This time, the Scottish game had better get one.
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