Martin Bain, the Rangers chief executive, thinks his club will be playing in a new league within a decade, and I hope he’s right.
It’s not about whether the Scottish Premier League can afford to lose Rangers and Celtic – it’s whether they can afford not to. The division is dying a slow death at the moment and it would be in the interests of its two biggest clubs and the rest if the Glasgow sides were allowed to compete in the Barclays Premier League.
At the moment, everyone’s struggling in Scotland and it can’t go on much longer. Something different must be tried and that means letting Rangers and Celtic compete in England. That’d be bound to upset plenty but it’s in the interests of football both north and south of the border.
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