Rangers say they have received “numerous reports” from fellow Scottish clubs of attempts to “coerce and bully” them into voting for SPFL’s resolution.
Rangers will resubmit a members resolution arguing for prize money to be released early after having their initial proposal deemed “not competent” by the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL).
In a statement released on Friday, Rangers accused the SPFL Executive of slowing the club’s attempts to find an alternative solution to the one proposed by the league’s governing body, which is set to be voted on at 5pm on Friday.
Rangers said that over the last 36 hours they had received “numerous reports” from fellow Scottish clubs of attempts to “coerce and bully” them into voting for the SPFL’s resolution, which proposes that all divisions below the top flight are ended early.
The Ibrox club have proposed that the prize money is released, without any of Scottish divisions ending their seasons early for now.
