Courting trouble: SFA fines Hearts and Partick for going to the law
August 7 – Scottish clubs Hearts and Partick Thistle have each been fined £2,500 by the Scottish FA for going to court to try and stave off their respective relegations.
The pair were relegated to the second and third tier respectively and after league reconstruction talks broke down decided to go down the legal route, unhappy that their demotions had been made on a points-per-game basis.
The court of session in Edinburgh referred the matter to the Scottish FA for arbitration,
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