Resolution 12 #res12

CALLUM McGREGOR’S goal at Ibrox on 29 December was flagged as offside and although it was very tight, it was clearly the correct decision – a good call from the Assistant Referee to some and to others his flag was always going up anyway...

Today’s letters in my A-Z articles of Scottish football malfeasance are ‘I’ & ‘J’.

The next few pieces will be on the AGM yesterday; for those waiting on my covering Resolution 12, I will get to it but it won’t be today.

Yesterday’s Celtic AGM went without a hitch which was unsurprising given their domestic dominance and revenue north of £100m.

AFTER yesterday’s Celtic AGM when the matter known as Resolution 12 was raised from the floor and as usual Celtic attempted to kick it back into the long grass, a shareholder known as Auldheid to the online community and one of the four ‘Res 12 Guys’ told Peter Lawwell that he was NOT happy with...

THE CELTIC AGM has ended and there’s plenty of news to report – although rather predictably nothing of note on Resolution 12, which has been kicked into the long grass yet again by the Celtic PLC Board...

In my A-Z of Scottish football malfeasance I allocated the letter ‘R’ to the former club that was Rangers.

THE CELTIC board will today have to make their position clear on where they stand regarding Resolution 12.

My detailed research into the malfeasance at the heart of Scottish football, presented in an A-Z format, will in this piece consider the letter ‘N’ in regard to the chairman, viz William Nimmo Smith, of the following: Commission appointed by Resolution of the Board of Directors of The Scottish Premier League Limited dated 1 August...

To create and issue up to £14,120,388 in convertible unsecured loan notes (the “Convertible Loan Notes”) to the providers of shareholder loans to the Company with a conversion price of 20p for each ordinary share in the Company that is converted with the conversion events to be determined by the Directors – Resolution 10 (i) Special...

Celtic are eager for a ballot draw to take place in order to decide which Scottish League Cup semi-final has to move to Murrayfield, if the current plans to play both matches at Hampden are disregarded, the BBC reports...

CELTIC boss Brendan Rodgers has applauded the SFA’s resolution to remain at Hampden after agreeing to buy the stadium from Queen’s Park.

THE OUTCOME is as follows: Preliminary Tribunal Hearing Outcome: The Judicial Panel convened a preliminary hearing relating to the above case on June 26 2018...

THE John McGinn transfer saga between Hibernian and Celtic looks set to rumble on a little while yet, but it would be in the best interests of both clubs – and St Mirren – if the negotiations were brought to a speedy conclusion...

Today, Auldheid published a tour de force piece over on the E-Tims site, the sort of article that deserves a wide audience, the sort that should be the focus of debate and discussion for years to come.