Survey: what league should Rangers play in next season?

Survey: where should Rangers play next season?

Published on 21/06/2012 10:20

SPL club bosses are set to vote on July 4 on whether to allow a newly formed Rangers back into the SPL.

Should the board vote against the proposal, Charles Green’s consortium will then apply to the SFL for membership.

But what do Scottish football fans think of the situation?

Today we ask supporters from all of Scotland’s professional clubs for their views on whether Rangers should be admitted back into top flight Scottish football and also ask supporters of SFL clubs what their views are on potentially competing against Rangers next season.

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