The Rangers Fan Advisory Board met with new chief executive Patrick Stewart to discuss a range of club concerns following the Scottish Cup defeat to Queen's Park. Details from the meeting are expected to be made public soon, amidst fan frustration at the club's silence since the loss.
The Rangers Fan Advisory Board revealed new chief executive Patrick Stewart’s thoughts on a number of issues will be made public “very shortly.”
“We expect the minutes from that meeting to be available very shortly. Furthermore, we have been in contact with the club since last weekend’s disastrous Scottish Cup performance to cover the strength of fan sentiment following that unacceptable result.”
RANGERS PATRICK STEWART FAN ADVISORY BOARD SCOTTISH CUP SUPPORTERS
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