Rebel clubs discuss Old Firm delay

The 10 non-Old Firm Scottish Premier League clubs were meeting today to discuss the on-going television crisis.

Mon, 29 Jul, 2002 - 14:15

The 10 non-Old Firm Scottish Premier League clubs were meeting today to discuss the on-going television crisis.

A new TV deal looked set to be brokered swiftly after new Rangers chairman John McClelland admitted earlier this month that the Glasgow giants had conceded ground in negotiations over voting and income.

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