Rangers angered by Scottish FA charge as club hit back at 'selective' punishment. By Matthew Elder. Deputy Sports Editor. Comment. Published 15th Jun 2025, 14:38 BST. Updated 15th Jun 2025, 15:15 BST.

The Scottish FA has responded to Rangers’ complaint about their disciplinary process, saying the Ibrox club made misleading comments about their judicial system. Rangers went public with their anger ...

The Ibrox club have been fined £3,000 at a judicial hearing; former Rangers defender John Brown claimed a decision in their ...

A Notice of Complaint was raised by the Scottish FA over the comments. Rangers have responded to the charge and insist no rule was breached and calling out "selective enforcement and inconsistency" ...

A spokesperson said: ‘Rangers FC has submitted a full response to the Scottish FA’s Notice of Complaint concerning a remark made during commentary of the Hibernian v Rangers match at the end ...

Rangers will seek talks with Scottish FA bosses after being hit with a fine for comments made by former ... The charge has angered the Ibrox hierarchy who feel that Brown has been victimised while ...

Rangers say they "firmly deny any breach of Scottish FA rules" after former defender John Brown called a refereeing decision "corrupt" on Rangers TV.

Rangers say the SFA "will be watched closely" after a fine of £3,000 was imposed following a remark made by John Brown on ...

A club spokesperson said: “Rangers FC has submitted a full response to the Scottish FA’s Notice of Complaint concerning a remark made during commentary of the Hibernian v Rangers match at the ...

Responding to the possibility of disciplinary action, Rangers vowed to defend themselves against any charge over "spontaneous remarks". A club statement cited "several major officiating errors ...

Rangers say the Scottish FA "will be watched closely" after they were fined for John Brown's "corrupt" claim while providing commentary for the club.