Mark Hateley fears player exodus at Rangers Top players are always looking to become better and the players in this bracket - McGregor, Davis, Naismith, Whittaker - they are all top players. I think the question will be asked by their advisers - is staying at Rangers going to make you a better player? Possibly the circumstances from June 6 will determine those decisions but top players want to be the best they can possibly be and if those circumstances deny them that chance then the players have a question to ask themselves. Administrators and prospective owner Charles Green had initially planned to send a CVA proposal on Monday with a target date for a creditors meeting of June 6. That did not happen with a spokesman for Duff and Phelps saying one would be sent some time this week, with two weeks" notice needed. It remains a possibility that a newco Rangers would be admitted to the Scottish Premier League without sanctions, but such an entity would be expected to inherit the transfer ban. Hateley believes that could make it more difficult to reduce the wage bill, though. The most important thing for me now is the decision from the SFA and SPL and the sanctions. That then gives Alistair a clear plan in which way the club is going and also with the players as well. Hateley has given a cautious welcome to Green's intervention but admits concern will remain with only two of his consortium's financial backers having been announced. "I think it will be an underlying worry with Rangers fans," he said. You want to see transparency and a business plan. We are waiting for deadlines, Rangers supporters seem to be waiting for deadlines for months. I think June 6 will be the defining moment in the outcome for Rangers Football Club. It's nice to have someone at the table. With a little time we will see more transparency and that's what Rangers fans are waiting to see. The names will be reassuring to Rangers supporters but we are still in a state of limbo.