Investigation finds no wrongdoing in SPFL's season-ending vote
The HinduAn independent investigation into the way the Scottish Professional Football League handled a controversial vote among its member clubs over ending the 2019-20 season has found “no evidence of improper behaviour”. The SPFL board commissioned auditing firm Deloitte to examine the circumstances surrounding Dundee's vote after it came in for stinging criticism from Premiership clubs Rangers, Aberdeen and Hearts who had called for an independent inquiry. “Deloitte's examination of phone records, mobile communications and email data has identified no evidence of improper behaviour by SPFL personnel concerning the submission of the Dundee FC vote,” said McCluskey. “Make no mistake, this is a critical time for all clubs, and we must concentrate on what is important to the future of our game.” - Hearts want cuts - The decision to end the season meant the SPFL was able to distribute almost £2 million of funding to clubs in the Championship, League One and League Two in prize money.