Puppet master liewell sfa spfl new season talks

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ON CALL Celtic chief Peter Lawwell to join SPFL & SFA for new season talks with Scottish Government
CELTIC chief Peter Lawwell will join the SFA & SPFL in talks with the Scottish Government over the start date for next season.

Hoops supremo Lawwell will make up part of the SPFL delegation alongside Ross County chairman Roy MacGregor to give a club perspective on the Covid-19 shutdown.

The SFA and SPFL are expected to propose an August 1 date for the start of the new season to ensure the terms of the £125million Sky Sports broadcasting deal are met.

The Times also report representatives from the Scottish Rugby Union and Scottish horse racing will also join the Zoom conference on sport in Scotland.

SFA chief Ian Maxwell and Neil Doncaster from the SPFL are set to present a detailed proposal to Health and Sports Minister Joe FitzPatrick and National Clinical Director Jason Leitch.

It's hoped it will allow for a return of domestic football after last season was cut short amid the Covid-19 crisis.
The six to eight week plan will reveal a return-to-training protocol based on medical advice before the season begins.

Players and officials would face tests for coronavirus twice a week, as clubs to follow a social distancing programme and individual training building up to full contact training.

The SFA will lift the suspension of Scottish football IF the Scottish Government are convinced by the new report.If the Scottish Premiership season is agreed to start again in August it could lead to a Championship return in October with an 18-game season.League One and Two clubs face a longer wait with clubs told testing procedures would cost between £3,000 and £5,000 per week, despite no gate income from matches.
 
Somehow he always has seat at the table when decisions are to be made, but they seem to believe we run the game up here.
The mind boggles at there mental gymnastics.
 
So Lawwell will make up part of the SPFL delegation to give a club perspective on the Covid-19 shutdown.

I thought the SPFL board had elected members who represented the clubs and who, being elected onto the board, you would assume are capable of giving a "club perspective". If not then why are they there.

If they can then why is a non elected person introduced into this delegation to represent the clubs?

Corrupt.
 
ON CALL Celtic chief Peter Lawwell to join SPFL & SFA for new season talks with Scottish Government
CELTIC chief Peter Lawwell will join the SFA & SPFL in talks with the Scottish Government over the start date for next season.

Hoops supremo Lawwell will make up part of the SPFL delegation alongside Ross County chairman Roy MacGregor to give a club perspective on the Covid-19 shutdown.

The SFA and SPFL are expected to propose an August 1 date for the start of the new season to ensure the terms of the £125million Sky Sports broadcasting deal are met.

The Times also report representatives from the Scottish Rugby Union and Scottish horse racing will also join the Zoom conference on sport in Scotland.

SFA chief Ian Maxwell and Neil Doncaster from the SPFL are set to present a detailed proposal to Health and Sports Minister Joe FitzPatrick and National Clinical Director Jason Leitch.

It's hoped it will allow for a return of domestic football after last season was cut short amid the Covid-19 crisis.
The six to eight week plan will reveal a return-to-training protocol based on medical advice before the season begins.

Players and officials would face tests for coronavirus twice a week, as clubs to follow a social distancing programme and individual training building up to full contact training.

The SFA will lift the suspension of Scottish football IF the Scottish Government are convinced by the new report.If the Scottish Premiership season is agreed to start again in August it could lead to a Championship return in October with an 18-game season.League One and Two clubs face a longer wait with clubs told testing procedures would cost between £3,000 and £5,000 per week, despite no gate income from matches.
The question has to be “why”?
What makes him so different to every other CEO?
 
So Lawwell will make up part of the SPFL delegation to give a club perspective on the Covid-19 shutdown.

I thought the SPFL board had elected members who represented the clubs and who, being elected onto the board, you would assume are capable of giving a "club perspective". If not then why are they there.

If they can then why is a non elected person introduced into this delegation to represent the clubs?

Corrupt.
Absolutely correct.
However, on the plus side, it actually proves who runs Scottish football.
 
The media will say it’s a master stroke to involve such a knowledgeable man, Jackson will be peddling the myth that it’s all for the greater good of Scottish football. It makes me sick to the stomach the way this guy has so much control over the game in Scotland, and if anyone thinks that simply by signing superior players we can win the league, think again.
 
Why is he an additional attendee and nobody else?

why not a rep from the biggest club in the country?
 
The spfl board have football club directors so need for lawell and the cost of testing will impact more on the likes of Motherwell and Hamilton than them so for a more realistic return then they should be present but if you want to be bullied by one club this is what happens
 
Why does this horrible bastard need to be involved in every single decision making process in Scottish football. Don’t the SPFL and SFA have a a load of directors from member clubs that can represent them for such matters? What purpose do they serve if Lawwell is the one making all decisions.

Just a few weeks ago they absolutely begged clubs to end the season with immediate effect. Now they are going to beg the Scottish Government to allow them to restart.

They don’t even try and hide it any more they really don’t.
 
So Lawwell will make up part of the SPFL delegation to give a club perspective on the Covid-19 shutdown.

I thought the SPFL board had elected members who represented the clubs and who, being elected onto the board, you would assume are capable of giving a "club perspective". If not then why are they there.

If they can then why is a non elected person introduced into this delegation to represent the clubs?

Corrupt.
Agree - So Doncaster & co are now saying that they're not capable of representing all 42 clubs, they need Lawwell to represent the clubs - or is the truth that Lawwell doesn't trust them for this meeting and has to break cover and attend himself.
 
ON CALL Celtic chief Peter Lawwell to join SPFL & SFA for new season talks with Scottish Government
CELTIC chief Peter Lawwell will join the SFA & SPFL in talks with the Scottish Government over the start date for next season.

Hoops supremo Lawwell will make up part of the SPFL delegation alongside Ross County chairman Roy MacGregor to give a club perspective on the Covid-19 shutdown.

The SFA and SPFL are expected to propose an August 1 date for the start of the new season to ensure the terms of the £125million Sky Sports broadcasting deal are met.

The Times also report representatives from the Scottish Rugby Union and Scottish horse racing will also join the Zoom conference on sport in Scotland.

SFA chief Ian Maxwell and Neil Doncaster from the SPFL are set to present a detailed proposal to Health and Sports Minister Joe FitzPatrick and National Clinical Director Jason Leitch.

It's hoped it will allow for a return of domestic football after last season was cut short amid the Covid-19 crisis.
The six to eight week plan will reveal a return-to-training protocol based on medical advice before the season begins.

Players and officials would face tests for coronavirus twice a week, as clubs to follow a social distancing programme and individual training building up to full contact training.

The SFA will lift the suspension of Scottish football IF the Scottish Government are convinced by the new report.If the Scottish Premiership season is agreed to start again in August it could lead to a Championship return in October with an 18-game season.League One and Two clubs face a longer wait with clubs told testing procedures would cost between £3,000 and £5,000 per week, despite no gate income from matches.
Yet not one fkn peep from the media fkn muppets,QUELL SURPRISE!! As someone used to say.
SFA chief Ian Maxwell and Neil Doncaster from the SPFL are set to present a detailed proposal to Health and Sports Minister Joe FitzPatrick and National Clinical Director Jason Leitch.

Wonder why the details of that proposal haven't been "leaked" yet ?
 
Think this proves what we said not fit for purpose spfl,shower of corrupt bastards.no surrender w.a.t.p
 
Wonder if they'll roll out the old Scottish Football is worth £210 M per annum to the Scottish Economy ? I think that is the figure they've used before but of course the source of this figure is shrouded in mystery, nobody has ever queried it.
 
On what basis can that even be entertained?
Rest of Scottish football won’t care (They’ve accepted their fate and are happy with the status quo) but Rangers should be publicly demanding clarification on this.
 
So he’s attempting to come in like some sort of superhero, after all his puppets cleared the way to do so.??
If clubs or fans can’t see through this, then hell mend them.
 
As a young boy my da taught me if I'm ever in a fight, if I can't win it at least make sure that no one will ever want to fight me again.

We should be dragging the f*ckers through the courts but instead we walked away and now they (continue) to flaunt their off-field supremacy over us.
 
Looks to me like celtc* must be a lot worse off than people realise, desperate one week to end season and gifted a title ensuring prize monies, access to CL qualifiers and able to sell all the 9iar* tat to now making sure he's the one giving a 'rousing speech' to somehow get the season up and running to ensure transfer and TV income.
 
This delegation should be completely impartial and independent from any member club, especially given the recent corporate governance and transparency issues.

RFC and ICT rise up against the SPFL and they go with the fhilth and RC, couldn't make it up!

The shellic only have their own interests at heart, this corruption needs to end.
 
Why not just let the Fat Japanese be the sole representative in these talks, and save all the other useless c**** wasting time?
These f*ckers are acting like they are untouchable.
Time to go to war on and off the pitch Rangers. Your supporters have had enough.
 
If we never call this out Officially In some capacity we will be forever Subordinate .

It’s just clear piss taking and trolling

the cabal have gained confidence during our silence .

It very much looks like we have shat it and are hoping hearts , thistle etc take it to court .

I hope we have something up our sleeve but given we have been keeping our powder dry since 2008 , I’m not confident
 
People laugh at other posters on here, when they mention his malignant, covert influence in Scottish football. The truth is that Liewell gets what he wants and he does it by planting seeds in every area of the game - boardroom level, executive level, broadsheets, tabloids, broadcast media, supporters groups, even the Groin Brigade.

Once he has outlined those parts of the plans that he's willing to share, he puts his placemen in situ and steps back to quietly watch them doing his bidding. By the time his ducks are nicely lined up in a row, he is already well-insulated and well distanced from the stories themselves, as they break.

The notion that he is a Bond villain gets laughed at by some, but it's not nearly as ridiculous as those who can't see the woods for the trees. People who underestimate him usually don't realise it until it's already too late.

The guy is an out and out viper.
 
It's a certainty there will be no OF games until crowds are ready to return. Either that or we will somehow end up with the first one at Ibrox again.
 
Biggest club in Scotland no representatives but that cont Liewell managed to get on every panel, if I had a suspicious mind I'd think something was going on
 
Ach well, it’ll let Neil and Pete discuss their plans for how season 20/21 will pan out. Nothing to see here folks. Will anyone in the mhedia ask why Lawwell is part of the delegation when not on the board?
 
Does he just turn up uninvited everyone is meant to see the fat Japanese as being onboard as being in safe hands which couldn't be further from the truth,but seriously who made the decision for him to represent the Clubs.
 
People laugh at other posters on here, when they mention his malignant, covert influence in Scottish football. The truth is that Liewell gets what he wants and he does it by planting seeds in every area of the game - boardroom level, executive level, broadsheets, tabloids, broadcast media, supporters groups, even the Groin Brigade.

Once he has outlined those parts of the plans that he's willing to share, he puts his placemen in situ and steps back to quietly watch them doing his bidding. By the time his ducks are nicely lined up in a row, he is already well-insulated and well distanced from the stories themselves, as they break.

The notion that he is a Bond villain gets laughed at by some, but it's not nearly as ridiculous as those who can't see the woods for the trees. People who underestimate him usually don't realise it until it's already too late.

The guy is an out and out viper.
He is just extending his Influence
 
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