“SPFL are wrong to demand playoff charge” – Stuart McCall

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Rangers’ manager Stuart McCall
has backed Rangers’ (and Motherwell and Hibernian) stance on briefs for the
playoffs, highlighting that the SPFL are wrong to request clubs charge for
entry.
Rangers’ boss has supported
existing season ticket holders being admitted for free, and describes the
tickets for the playoffs as surely ‘falling under the league umbrella’ of
rightful entry for ST holders.
He reasoned the following:

“All we want and all the supporters want and
the players want is a full house and I think when you pay for a season ticket
you know you’re going to have to pay for cup games.”
But regarding playoffs he
considers them a completely different rule:
“I think the playoffs should be coming under
the league umbrella and season ticket holders should be allowed in for nothing,
definitely.”
And of course he is absolutely
correct, as are Hibs (who succeeded in not charging ST holders for last season’s
playoffs without SPFL punishment) and Motherwell, and Rangers with their recent
statement ‘waging war’ on the SPFL’s intent to force these clubs to charge ST
holders.
Queen of the South, curiously,
disagree with all of the above, and that is a disappointing stance for them to
take and it is unlikely their supporters condone their position.

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  1. Greed is good where spfl is concerned, that's no surprise.

    I would like to think Bears would turnout for the final push irrespective of ticketing issues.
    A packed rocking ibrox would frighten the shite outa any of the sides we would face. The fear factor and intimidation being missing is a real factor in some of our defeats to lower teams.

    Rock the ' Brox and we'll not go far wrong.

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