Resolution 12 #res12

AN SFA decision on whether or not to take the matter of Rangers’ 2011-12 European licence to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) could finally come in a matter of weeks, SunSport understands...

AN SFA decision on whether or not to take the matter of Rangers’ 2011-12 European licence to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) could finally come in a matter of weeks, SunSport understands...

It is amazing what Celtic will do when they consider that their precious brand has been tarnished.

HAVE a look at David Low’s pinned tweet on his Twitter profile.

Mr Bankier on the other hand said UEFA had conducted an investigation and found no case to answer without specifying what UEFA had investigated and the reasons why no compliance failure occurred So, which is it?

It’s right there, in the middle of a brilliant interview on ‘67 in the heat of Felton, between Stateside Celtic blogger Larry Cafiero and longstanding Resolution 12 campaigner Auldheid.

LATER this week Celtic’s American blogger Larry Cafiero will provide a new insight into Resolution 12, having had the opportunity to look at the issues surrounding the granting of a licence to Rangers to play in European football back in 2011 despite having overdue social taxes – a factor that should have resulted in the...

Resolution 12, the controversy that has dogged the SFA and the Celtic board for years has made a surprise return to the mainstream today...

I am told that a forensically detailed report from the Requisition 12 requisitioners was sent to Celtic on Friday.

Today the press is focussed on a very important story, and I am moved to wonder just why it is that they are doing so right now.

Resolution 12 and the way that matter has closed out has thrown up as much anger and frustration as I expected...

SANDMAN’S DEFINITIVE RATINGS: CELTIC v RENTAGHOST “Resolution 11: Move directly to Resolution 13, do not pass Go or really talk about um, 12 “ Celtic AGM (Angry Grown Men) 2019.

Yesterday’s outcome regarding Resolution 12 is not exactly a surprise.

AT one point during the Celtic AGM yesterday, an exasperated shareholder challenged chief executive Peter Lawwell on the board’s position on Resolution 12, the question of whether Celtic should refer the SFA to UEFA or indeed, the City of London Police, over the granting of a licence for Rangers to play European football in 2011...

I am very disappointed at the lack of common sense by both parties.

The AGM’s are over, and as usual they were damp squibs.