Charles Green wants dialogue with Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan to prevent the dispute between Rangers and the ruling body spiralling out of control.

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Rangers' home ground, the Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow

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Rangers today took their battle against a 12-month transfer embargo to the law courts.

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Rangers' home ground, the Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow

Kennedy out of race to buy Rangers

Brian Kennedy is no longer in the running to buy Rangers. Kennedy is understood to have been told by Duff & Phelps that his bid was too low. Kennedy said: "I was only going to get involved for the good of the club. I am glad the process is moving on and I hope the administrators go with the Paul Murray/Blue Knights bid."

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Football League chairman Greg Clarke today ruled out any chance of Celtic joining League One or the Championship.

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Murray bid hits 'fitness' hurdle over Rangers buyout

Former Rangers director Paul Murray stepped up his plans to launch a buyout of the beleaguered Glasgow club yesterday, amid fears that he would not be allowed to rejoin the board if his consortium succeeds.

Scottish football a laughing stock, says Gordon McQueen

Gordon McQueen insists the demise of Rangers has reduced Scottish football to a laughing stock in England.

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The Scottish Premier League have launched an investigation into allegations that Rangers made undisclosed payments to players.

Kirk Broadfoot says the pressure is still on Rangers to win games

Rangers to keep battling but title dream is over, says Broadfoot

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