Rangers director Kenny Barclay took a thinly-veiled dig at the Scottish Premiership for their revenue streams in Tuesday's AGM in Glasgow - by highlighting the financial disparities between the Light Blues and relegated Premier League side Norwich.
With change aplenty at Ibrox in recent weeks due to the sacking of Gio van Bronckhorst and subsequently replacing him with Mick Beale, fans and shareholders were eager to hear from the board for the first time in person since the World Cup break. With 11 senior figures at the club taking to the stage - including Beale - fans were able to gain an insight and demand explanations into recent events including form, managerial changes and transfer dealings.
But whilst the big questions posed were being asked sporadically, the first on the agenda was the club's financial position; and whilst Barclay detailed a rise in revenues, profits and auditor satisfaction over bill payments, the club are still being underrepresented - alluding to the fact that basement Premier League side Norwich earned almost twice as much in revenue despite the Europa League run.
