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The only losers in this are the rest of the league. 

Yes, we’ve managed to retain the agreed sponsorship from cinch but as has been alluded the existing deal is a bit shit. 

Cinch have had more exposure but this certainly won’t be encouraging them to increase the deal or even renew. Any potential sponsor either won’t be arsed dealing with a league that has a member actively out to sabotage its chief exec, or worse still they might see sponsoring Celtic or rangers directly as it would be easier. 

 

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1 hour ago, Dons_1988 said:

The only losers in this are the rest of the league. 

Yes, we’ve managed to retain the agreed sponsorship from cinch but as has been alluded the existing deal is a bit shit. 

Cinch have had more exposure but this certainly won’t be encouraging them to increase the deal or even renew. Any potential sponsor either won’t be arsed dealing with a league that has a member actively out to sabotage its chief exec, or worse still they might see sponsoring Celtic or rangers directly as it would be easier. 

 

Although the rest of the league can take solace from the notion that this can only hasten Doncaster’s eventual departure 

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6 minutes ago, topcat(The most tip top) said:

Although the rest of the league can take solace from the notion that this can only hasten Doncaster’s eventual departure 

True, but this is essentially the end game for rangers here. Create the image that Doncaster is an active obstacle to investment to encourage the rest to oust him. 

The result may be a good thing but it’s a dangerous precedent in terms of the method. 

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36 minutes ago, Dons_1988 said:

True, but this is essentially the end game for rangers here. Create the image that Doncaster is an active obstacle to investment to encourage the rest to oust him. 

The result may be a good thing but it’s a dangerous precedent in terms of the method. 

 

2 hours ago, Dons_1988 said:

The only losers in this are the rest of the league. 

Yes, we’ve managed to retain the agreed sponsorship from cinch but as has been alluded the existing deal is a bit shit. 

Cinch have had more exposure but this certainly won’t be encouraging them to increase the deal or even renew. Any potential sponsor either won’t be arsed dealing with a league that has a member actively out to sabotage its chief exec, or worse still they might see sponsoring Celtic or rangers directly as it would be easier. 

 

 

Doncaster paid an agency £500k to get the "shit" deal.

 

Despite his massive wages, he is an obstacle to proper investment and thought that he could just ignore the SPFLs rules.

 

It could have been worked out fairly amicably but Neil knew best. 

 

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2 minutes ago, bennett said:

 

 

Doncaster paid an agency £500k to get the "shit" deal.

 

Despite his massive wages, he is an obstacle to proper investment and thought that he could just ignore the SPFLs rules.

 

It could have been worked out fairly amicably but Neil knew best. 

 

You won’t have any argument from me that Doncaster is poor at his job. 

That doesn’t make rangers come out of this looking good or make actively sabotaging him to get him out the right thing to do. 

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1 minute ago, Dons_1988 said:

You won’t have any argument from me that Doncaster is poor at his job. 

That doesn’t make rangers come out of this looking good or make actively sabotaging him to get him out the right thing to do. 

He sabotaged himself. 

 

Rangers informed him that they had a serious contractual issue with the deal that he paid £500k for and it would need to be worked out. Neil arrogantly went ahead with it anyway. 

 

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18 hours ago, Jacky1990 said:

Surely every club that has a sponsorship with a betting company, including Rangers, would have had a clash when the league was sponsored by Ladbrokes.

If they wont advertise, they shouldnt get the prize money cinch provides.

I don't know, the guys company has been on the back pages periodically for a year now. Free advertising with added bonus of looking properly staunch.

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16 minutes ago, bennett said:

He sabotaged himself. 

 

Rangers informed him that they had a serious contractual issue with the deal that he paid £500k for and it would need to be worked out. Neil arrogantly went ahead with it anyway. 

 

Doncaster bad = rangers good!!

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14 hours ago, kingjoey said:

Rangers should get nothing from this deal.

Maybe they aren't.  Perhaps the lack of an increase in the value of the deal- essentially a drop given the level of inflation at the moment - is because Rangers are getting a smaller cut?

 

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48 minutes ago, Dons_1988 said:

You won’t have any argument from me that Doncaster is poor at his job. 

That doesn’t make rangers come out of this looking good or make actively sabotaging him to get him out the right thing to do. 

Doncaster's job is to take the flak for the clubs. He's brilliant at it.

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2 hours ago, bennett said:

He sabotaged himself. 

 

Rangers informed him that they had a serious contractual issue with the deal that he paid £500k for and it would need to be worked out. Neil arrogantly went ahead with it anyway. 

 

whilst technically true, the fact that Rangers refused to show him the contract doesn't help.

Doncaster should have been shown the door a long time ago, he has been extremely poor at his job but he hasn't been helped by 1 club undermining him publicly at every opportunity. The whole Parks' wanting an apology can get in the sea.

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1 hour ago, steelmen said:

whilst technically true, the fact that Rangers refused to show him the contract doesn't help.

Doncaster should have been shown the door a long time ago, he has been extremely poor at his job but he hasn't been helped by 1 club undermining him publicly at every opportunity. The whole Parks' wanting an apology can get in the sea.

Rangers had to prove the existence of the contract, to satisfy the court of PoH’s standing as an associated member to the SPFL’s rules. That decision was passed in October last year. Did it take Doncaster 8 months to read and understand it?

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