Two years after first being charged by the Scottish FA for alleged breaches of rules over the granting of a UEFA licence, Rangers can finally move on.The Gers were accused of not "behaving towards the Scottish FA and other members with the utmost good faith" in regards to financial information the club had given prior their financial collapse back in 2012.

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But the Ibrox side successfully argued for the case to be dealt with by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and now, the Scottish FA has confirmed that they have decided not to refer a notice of complaint to the CAS.

The governing body said: "Following consideration of the implications of such a referral, including legal opinion, it was the board's unanimous position that this matter should not be referred to CAS."

And after hearing about the news, Rangers fans flooded to Twitter to voice their thoughts on the situation.