The battle between PFA Scotland and Rangers chief executive Charles Green continued yesterday with both sides issuing statements after Monday's revelation that the players' union had raised an employment tribunal claim against the Ibrox club on behalf of 67 unnamed players.
The battle between PFA Scotland and Rangers chief executive Charles Green continued yesterday with both sides issuing statements after Monday's revelation that the players' union had raised an employment tribunal claim against the Ibrox club on behalf of 67 unnamed players.
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Martin McMillan
In their share issue prospectus, Rangers confirmed that PFA Scotland had raised the claims, which are to be "robustly" defended, and that former Ibrox players Sone Aluko, Kyle Lafferty and Jamie Ness have raised constructive dismissal claims.
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