Stewart Regan was ââ?¬Å?asked to applyââ?¬Â� for his SFA job

[boss 0]

http://www.rangersmedia.co.uk/homepage/index.php/component/content/article/41-finances/754-stewart-regan-was-asked-to-apply-for-his-sfa-job.html

 

It is becoming clearer by the day that something absolutely stinks about the appointment of Stewart Regan as chief executive of the SFA.

 

Diligent work by a number of forums, together with the few remaining investigative journalists, has already uncovered the unsavoury link between Kevin Reid (John�s son) and his best buddy Paul Nolan of Nolan Partners, who helped the SFA to recruit Regan.

 

As we know, Regan and Peter Lawwell worked together during their time at Coors. Also, Nolan Partners is a business supplier to Celtic. And unconfirmed rumour has it also that the SFA committee tasked with finding a new CE was headed by Eric Riley, Celtic director.

 

All very incestuous so far.

 

Now RangersMedia can reveal that Regan did not wake up one morning, see the SFA job advertised in Odious Creepââ?¬â?¢s Times of London, and think: ââ?¬Å?Iââ?¬â?¢ll have a bit of thatââ?¬Â. Oh no. Thatââ?¬â?¢s not quite what happened.

 

You see, Regan got a phone call. From who, we don�t yet know. But it would be nice if we were told. I think we should be told.

 

During that phone call, the caller suggested to Regan that applying for the SFA job might be a good idea. In fact the caller went further; the caller specifically asked him to apply.

 

Now who was that caller? In true Cluedo style, I lay out before you the principal suspects:

 

- John Reid in Dawn Primarolo�s boudoir with a half bottle of Cream of the Barley

- Eric Riley in the Turncoat Inn with four hundred committee memberships

- Peter Liewell in Japan with the ever increasing bank debt

- Paul Nolan in Number 7 Restaurant with a job well done

- Kevin Reid in a Parliamentary probe with access to Jack McConnell�s diary

 

Perhaps we could even add Regan himself to the list:

 

- Stewart Regan in Celtic�s back pocket with utter incompetence

 

We�ll never know just who made the phone call. But we do know that the stink is now pervasive.

[rbr 1,247]

It has been very apparent ever since Septic started down this road that they knew what the outcome would be , or at least were getting pointers about how to proceed , the absolute silence coming out of Hampden is deafening , but will the actual truth ever come out I doubt that very much .

[craig 5,199]

Would it not likely have been from Nolan seeing as he was tasked to assist in the recruitment ? It isnt an unusual practice for someone to be head-hunted but that person still has to apply for the job - that happens often, it ensures that proper procedure takes place.

 

I dont doubt that this stinks but him being "asked to apply" isnt necessarily underhand, dependent upon who asked him to apply.

[Super_Ally 0]

All very interesting Boss. Who actually wrote it?

[Bluedell 5,329]

All very interesting Boss. Who actually wrote it?

 

I think Boss wrote it himself.

[Super_Ally 0]

Cheers.

 

Something stinks about Regan and the fact he appears to be doing Celtic's bidding.

[maineflyer 0]

By any chance, would the contrivance have deep enough roots to tap into the demise of Regan's predecessor? The stench of catholic conspiracy is overwhelming, as is the predictability of the sectarian card now being played to deflect from their skullduggery. Dirty fen1an bastards never seemed more appropriate.