article_snippet: ’s greatest ever managers, Walter Smith, and John Brown, who can lay claim to some of the greatest ever declamations against the ousted boardroom regime.
article_snippet: In truth, it was a point they more than merited.
article_snippet: For King and Co and King and Co associates, the question of what can be done to lift a desperately flagging season remains highly pertinent.
article_snippet: Back on December 12, themselves comprehensive 2-0 victory at Palmerston Park became almost an addendum to news that Ally McCoist had handed in Ally McCoist notice.
article_snippet: For the visiting support inside the Dumfries ground, it was yet another bewildering development to try and digest.
article_snippet: Events tumbled even quicker from then, through McCoist’s gardening leave, an AGM, crisis loan offers and boardroom resignations, finally reaching the regime change arrived at with last FridayMcCoist’s EGM.
article_snippet: Somewhere in the middle of the jumble was the SFA’s refusal, on Christmas Eve of all days, to allow Ashley to increase Ashley shareholding.
article_snippet: It was one of several, crucial turning points on the exceptionally winding road towards a fresh start for a club bruised and battered over the previous four years.
article_snippet: Last night, routes around Ibrox were congested in fashion often unfamiliar this season.