Rangers will discover today if the club's use of the Employee Benefit Trust tax avoidance scheme has been found to breach Scottish Premier League registration rules.
Rangers will discover today if the club's use of the Employee Benefit Trust tax avoidance scheme has been found to breach Scottish Premier League registration rules.
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Richard Wilson
At noon, the verdict of Lord Nimmo Smith's indepen-dent commission will be published and, if appropriate, will include any sanctions.
The SPL will not receive the written judgment until 10am, with the publication embargoed until midday. Herald Sport understands that Rangers will also receive the report at the same time, and there is a right of appeal to the Scottish Football Association. However, the SPL are not expected to hold a press conference since Neil Doncaster, the chief executive, is out of the country on business.
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