After the so-called Big Tax case verdict, I said that the authorities should consider the possibility of stripping Rangers of their titles in the light of what we heard.

This week we have heard that the SPFL have said they have no legal power to further punish Rangers for their use of EBTs despite the Supreme Court ruling in favour of HMRC.

The governing body released a lengthy document outlining their reasons why and I do have to say that there comes a time that you have to make the decision to move on past it.

I felt that if it was something that was there for consideration then it was fair to the rest of the game to do so, but if there is no legal power to address it then it is unclear as to where you can then go with it.

In life if you are always going back and thinking back, I think you take your eye off the ball.

Sometimes it is better to concentrate on your own club and what it is doing than it is to be constantly going over old ground.

I can understand the anger and the frustration felt by supporters – and it is not just Celtic fans, it is fans up and down the country. But if there is no legal recourse then there has to come a time when you consider whether or not you are wasting your energy.

Rangers’ use of EBTs and the manner in which that information has been made public over the last five years muddies the period in question and the titles and trophies that they won then. There will always be an element in which they are regarded forever more of being tainted.

I am not entirely sure now what other redress there is now.