The Scottish Premier League have renewed their sponsorship deal with Clydesdale Bank for another three years with the option of a further year’s extension. The news comes at a time when there is a lot of debate about the state of Scottish top flight football with some commentators suggesting that it is not even up to English Championship standard.
The Scottish Premier League have renewed their sponsorship deal with Clydesdale Bank for another three years with the option of a further year’s extension. The news comes at a time when there is a lot of debate about the state of Scottish top flight football with some commentators suggesting that it is not even up to English Championship standard.
There has been a lot of criticisms of the ‘split’ in the league that comes in the last part of the season and also suggestions that the size of the league should be expanded, although that would spread the available resources even more thinly. A more fundamental problem is the Old Firm duopoly but once something like that gets established it acquires its own momentum. There is a similar situation in La Liga in Spain, although that competition is better resourced.