Newco Rangers forced to start in division three after crucial SFL vote | Rangers | Sport | STV
Scottish Football League clubs have voted to accept a Rangers newco into Division Three for the 2012/13 season.
Representatives from 30 member clubs decided Sevco Scotland Limited must play in the bottom tier of the league structure after rejecting proposals which could have seen the new company play in the First Division.
Airdrie United and Dundee weren't originally expected to vote in the ballot but were informed that they would need to take part in the process on Thursday evening.
SFL clubs received a raft of proposals on Wednesday following talks between the Scottish FA, the SPL and David Longmuir.
Prior to the vote, several teams across the three divisions publicly stated their intention to object to plans to allow the newco to play in the countrys second tier.
Scottish Football League clubs have voted to accept a Rangers newco into Division Three for the 2012/13 season.
Representatives from 30 member clubs decided Sevco Scotland Limited must play in the bottom tier of the league structure after rejecting proposals which could have seen the new company play in the First Division.
Airdrie United and Dundee weren't originally expected to vote in the ballot but were informed that they would need to take part in the process on Thursday evening.
SFL clubs received a raft of proposals on Wednesday following talks between the Scottish FA, the SPL and David Longmuir.
Prior to the vote, several teams across the three divisions publicly stated their intention to object to plans to allow the newco to play in the countrys second tier.


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