Soccer: Old Firm hit back at SPL clubs

Celtic chief executive Ian McLeod accused SPL clubs of having a hidden agenda after they announced their intention to quit the Scottish league.

Soccer: Old Firm hit back at SPL clubs
Tue, 16 Apr, 2002 - 18:41

Celtic chief executive Ian McLeod accused SPL clubs of having a hidden agenda after they announced their intention to quit the Scottish league.

The 10 SPL clubs outside the Old Firm today announced their plans to quit the Scottish league in two years time after Rangers and Celtic both vetoed plans for an SPL TV channel last week.

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