FORMER Rangers owner Craig Whyte is facing bankruptcy and the loss of his Highland castle home after the Scottish Football Association launched legal proceedings to sue him over a £200,000 unpaid bill.
FORMER Rangers owner Craig Whyte is facing bankruptcy and the loss of his Highland castle home after the Scottish Football Association launched legal proceedings to sue him over a £200,000 unpaid bill.
Hampden chiefs have reportedly been pursuing Whyte for the cash for 10 months
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Hampden chiefs have reportedly been pursuing the Motherwell-born venture capitalist for the cash for 10 months, but last week lodged legal papers against him at Glasgow Sheriff Court.
The £200,000 bill relates to fines issued in April last year for bringing the game into disrepute during his nine-month tenure at Ibrox.
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