These Things Happen
At the start of this season, Rangers announced that any media outlet wishing to have access to the club would no longer be afforded prime seats at Ibrox, regular opportunities to interview the manager and players, or hospitality for free anymore. Access that they had grown used to, to then turn round and more often than not print lies about the club, or attack players like Morelos, often in articles that were very close to, if not outright, xenophobic in the minimum and, in some cases, racially fuelled. Having had enough, and seeing a potential revenue maker, Rangers announced that going forward if companies wanted media access then they would need to pay a fee of £25k. A decision that has seen the Rangers support split, some seeing it as a chance to show the mainstream media that they need Rangers more than Rangers needs them, and others worried this leaves Rangers open to criticism that they are attempting to control the narrative and that unbiased coverage is important. It's ea...