All quiet on the South African Front?

I learned today of a recent quintessentially British conclave.

Apparently, a senior member of the Sevco High Command (his identity is known to me) had a dignified discussion with the ex-Chairman of Rangers International Football Club.

Interestingly it was not Mr David Cunningham King who requested the sit-down.

The import of the meeting could be summed up by “look, Dave, this is what we have on YOU!”

My information is that some of these revelations if they ever became public, would come as a shock to the Ibrox klanbase.

Pure speculation on my part, but my guess is that they just want him to stay silent and stay away.

My information is that the brethren in the Blue Room are still awaiting a response from the convicted criminal.

Of course, it is usually Mr King who demands such interactions.

This time the roles have been reversed.

Quite simply, the Sevco High Command want it to remain all quiet on the South African Front.

Especially as UEFA regularly reminds them that they remain on a watchlist for Financial Fair Play.

If we follow follow the money, then the Ibrox landscape starts to make sense.

Now dear reader, just don’t expect any journalistic scrutiny from the succulent suspects in the Stenography Corps.

Unlike your humble correspondent here in Dún na nGall, they have to remain obedient to the chaps in the Blue Room.