SFA stand over Rangers punishment

The Scottish Football Association have stressed they need to implement rules “without fear or favour” following a backlash from Rangers fans and administrators over sanctions against the club.

The Scottish Football Association have stressed they need to implement rules “without fear or favour” following a backlash from Rangers fans and administrators over sanctions against the club.

SFA chief executive Stewart Regan stressed the club’s punishment – a 12-month transfer embargo and £160,000 fine – was decided by an independent three-member panel in conjunction with the disciplinary procedures approved unanimously by members less than a year ago.

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