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https://bit.ly/3e1g53O Tony McGlennan was the Scottish FA’s compliance officer for four yearsThe SPFL “would have a case” to keep European placings if the Scottish campaign was called off, says former Scottish FA compliance officer Tony McGlennan. Uefa warned last week that ending competitions prematurely could result in forfeiting Champions League and Europa League spots. The SPFL have yet to decide how to proceed amid the coronavirus pandemic. “This is a hugely unenviable task,” McGlennan told BBC Scotland. “The SPFL have to do what they consider right for their members. There will be varying interests within that, financial pressures, clubs in

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Whyte to replace McGlennan as Scottish FA compliance officer The Scottish FA have announced current procurator fiscal depute Clare Whyte as their new compliance offer.

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Whyte to replace McGlennan as Scottish FA compliance officer The Scottish FA have announced current procurator fiscal depute Clare Whyte as their new compliance offer.

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Whyte to replace McGlennan as Scottish FA compliance officer

The Scottish FA have announced current procurator fiscal depute Clare Whyte as their new compliance offer.

Whyte begins the role later this month, replacing the outgoing Tony McGlennan.

SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell said Whyte will be “an asset to the organisation and the game in this country”.

“It’s also a vital position within Scottish football as a whole that comes with its own unique challenges and pressures,” he said.

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Tony McGlennan to leave Scottish FA compliance officer role Tony McGlennan is to leave the role of Scottish FA compliance officer. He took on the role in 2014, assuming responsibility for determining which players, coaches and other officials should face disciplinary charges.

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Tony McGlennan to leave Scottish FA compliance officer role

Tony McGlennan is to leave the role of Scottish FA compliance officer.

He took on the role in 2014, assuming responsibility for determining which players, coaches and other officials should face disciplinary charges.

And now the lawyer will return to private practice, with the SFA saying he will “assist with a transition period”.

“We will begin our search for his replacement immediately,” the governing body added.

McGlennan is the second person to have been in the compliance officer role, succeeding Vincent Lunny after the latter left to train to become an advocate.

The compliance officer reviews reported incidents from games and makes the decision whether there is a case for retrospective disciplinary action, while also dealing with other potential rule breaches which have been brought before an independent panel.

BBC Sport – Scottish

Tony McGlennan to leave Scottish FA compliance officer role was originally published on 365 Football