Rangers 'newco' may struggle to be voted into SPL, says Dundee United chairman Stephen Thompson It wouldn't be just a simple yes or no vote, they'd have to negotiate their way back in again. That might not be easy for them. There's been a lack of remorse shown. Views have hardened. Taking things to a court of law hasn't helped. That's certainly hardened views of people within the game. Next week the CVA will be decided. Next week will be the turning point and we'll see where it goes from there. Thompson has received "emails and letters in the hundreds" from fans opposed to a Rangers newco being admitted to the SPL and he suspects the issue is already having an effect on season ticket sales. "One or two are holding back, I've no doubt about that and that affects what I'm capable of doing with regard to bringing players in," said Thompson who revealed he is in talks with manager Peter Houston's agent about a new deal. It's not just people who are 15, 16-years-old on message boards, I'm talking about people writing in who have been season ticket holders for 30 or 40 years with very, very strong feelings. It's damaging for the game. Most fans of other clubs outside Rangers are fed up with the whole scenario. All we really want is clarity so that we can all move on. Green, meanwhile, has told Rangers fans the crisis-hit club can be "a force once again" as he urged them to renew their season tickets. The Glasgow giants today posted season ticket renewals for the 2012/13 campaign despite the ongoing uncertainty surrounding their future. In a letter from Green issued to all season ticket holders he said: "The events of the last season jeopardised the club and everyone connected with Rangers is bruised by the experience but we are ready for a new chapter in the club's illustrious history to be written in season 2012/13. There is still uncertainty surrounding the structure of the club as we await the outcome of the CVA meeting on 14 June. However, be assured that no matter the business structure going forward, Rangers is and always will be Rangers and with your support the club will go from strength to strength. Your loyalty, passion, pride, dedication and True Blue spirit has been nothing short of remarkable and sums up exactly what being a Ranger is all about. Rangers has been in existence for 140 years and it will be for another 140 years and beyond. With your continued support this club will be a force once again. Gennaro Gattuso has discussed a return to Rangers with manager Ally McCoist, according to the former Italy and AC Milan star's agent. D'Amico told the Daily Record: "It is Rino's wish to come back to Rangers but first I have to speak to the people at the club to find out what the situation is. He knows all about the Rangers financial situation. We know it is difficult but we can work to find a solution. Rino talked with Ally on the telephone. They know each other very well and like and respect each other. Now we have to work to see if something can happen. Not being in Europe next season would not be an issue for Rino. I will meet with Rangers again tomorrow for further talks.