Rangers in administration: Ibrox players under threat from cuts, says Sasa Papac Any one of the players could go now and I have no chance of getting another contract, at least not one at my existing level. An announcement on any possible jobs cuts is not expected on Wednesday and it remains unclear whether one will be made on Thursday. Like Papac, players such as Steven Davis, Allan McGregor, Ross Perry and Gregg Wylde are away on international duty. Fellow defender Dorin Goian added: "I do not know what my future is. It's unclear. It's a worrying situation for me. The reason I want to stay in Glasgow is because I have two young children. Dunfermline have announced a loss of £431,621 for the year ended May 31, 2011 - an improvement on the previous year. The figure included player and football management bonuses of nearly £185,000 as a direct result of promotion to the Clydesdale Bank Premier League. Therefore, in a normal trading sense, the club made a loss of just under £250,000 which, according to the Pars, is a "considerable improvement" on the £1 million loss incurred in 2010. Turnover also improved by 31 per cent compared to 12 months earlier. However, Dunfermline believe the financial position of Rangers - who were forced into administration on Feb 14 - is likely to impact on other SPL clubs. The day after the Scottish champions called in the administrators, the Fifers expressed "extreme concern" that they will not be paid £80,000 owed to them by Rangers by the date the cash should be received. Chairman John Yorkston said in a statement: "At time of writing, the Scottish Premier League is having to come to terms with the insolvency of Rangers FC and this will no doubt create challenges in a number of areas and potentially have an impact on other member clubs. Our immediate focus, however, is to retain our position in the SPL and generate profitability from our trading results and we are hopeful that we can finish the 2011/12 season on a high note. As always, we are enormously grateful to all our supporters for their loyal commitment and especially to all the directors, staff, sponsors and friends who have worked tirelessly to make promotion possible last year. David Barron has signed a contract extension that ties him to St Mirren until the summer of 2014. The defender recently made his 100th appearance after battling back from knee and hip problems which saw him sidelined for most of last season and the first few months of this campaign.