SFA's Regan asks for patience

Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan has called for patience as he continues his bid to radically reform the SFA’s disciplinary processes and avert another refereeing crisis.

Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan has called for patience as he continues his bid to radically reform the SFA’s disciplinary processes and avert another refereeing crisis.

Scotland’s grade one officials last week took the decision to strike, seeking a “fundamental reappraisal” of their relationship with football and society in the midst of increasing abuse and criticism.

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