Rangers in crisis: Administrators assure fans that club will survive.. but Ibrox stars fear firing squad Feb 16 2012 Exclusive by John Ferguson Matt McKay trains with his new Rangers team-mates RANGERS’ administrators vowed yesterday that the club have a

Matt McKay trains with his new Rangers team-mates RANGERS’ administrators vowed yesterday that the club have a future. But Ibrox players feared they would face a “firing squad” today at showdown Murray Park talks about their futures with the accountants

FORMER First Minister Henry McLeish has said that the crisis at Rangers could be a catalyst for wider change which would see Scottish football set on a course to financial stability. Mr McLeish, who authored a review of the game at the behest of the Scot

Former First Minister Henry McLeish warned lessons must be learned from Rangers' problems for the sake of the Scottish game as a whole. Sir Alex Ferguson described what has happened to his former club Rangers as a 'tragedy' but insists other clubs do not

Former East Fife star Henry McLeish forged a successful career in politics Pic: © SNS Copy With the news that Dunfermline legend Jim Leishman is to stand as a Labour candidate for the Dunfermline Central seat in May’s council elections, we take a look ba

FORMER Prime Minister Gordon Brown and former First Minister Henry McLeish are backing a football club director as a candidate in the forthcoming local government elections. Jim Leishman, the director of football at Dunfermline Athletic, is to stand as a