STEWART Regan, the chief executive of the Scottish Football Association, was adamant last night that there was no question of himself or president Campbell Ogilvie being forced to quit over the governing body's handling of the Rangers EBT affair.
Fresh criticism has been levelled at both men since Lord Nimmo Smith's commission into Rangers fined the oldco £250,000 for serious non-disclosure of contractual details, yet stopped short of stripping titles after concluding they gained no competitive advantage from the process.
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