Four Lads request Rangers interviews with Ross Wilson and Stewart Robertson after AGM saga
Four Lads Had a Dream have shared requests they have made for interviews with Rangers boardroom duo Ross Wilson and Stewart Robertson after the annual AGM.
The official club partner stressed that so many vital questions were missed out of the AGM, and they wanted to make that right, with public invites made.
Instead, Wilson and Robertson, both cowardly snubbed those offers with the latter leaving some sort of riddle on te table where it may happen eventually.
Writing in their latest blog for Four Lads, Steven Clifford shared what happened when he requested the interviews to ask the real questions that need answering.
“4lads has no remit and no agreement to ask for interviews with anyone at Rangers football club,” he wrote.
“I have invited Ross Wilson and Stewart Robertson (in person) for an interview this last week (neither took up that invite instead, The latter requesting we wait and see) and the platform has an open invite to anyone on the board or at Rangers football club who wishes to speak with the support.
“I will continue to ask them and continue to try and ask questions I feel are relevant.”
Silence.
The AGM was largely packed with nonsense and the board patting their own backs in the end, with nothing of note really being answered when push comes to shove.
Wilson and Robertson are the two board members, alongside Douglas Park, that need questioning the most with their running of the club simply not up to scratch right now.
It is clear that these profits and figures being posted are all that they care about, and the fans’ disappointment and anger at what they are watching are low on the list.
There is no better time than now for the duo to face the media and break this silence on matters that we actually care about, not on matters that are fed to them by shareholders who largely back them.
Changes are needed at the very top at Ibrox, not just those that have happened in the dugout already with Giovanni van Bronckhorst shown the exit door.
In other Rangers news, this Ibrox outcast could be given a second chance to thrive with Michael Beale likely to need every man he can get.