It's the story that continues to move at a blistering pace.
And there are plenty more twists to come before May 12.
Rangers have got their wish of an EGM to decide whether the SPFL should be investigated over the controversial season-ending vote.
The Ibrox club pressed on with their call for a probe despite the league body commissioning a prove by auditors Deloitte.
In his Sunday Mail column, chief sports writer Scott McDermott branded the investigation a "whitewash".
Rangers have the support of Hearts and Stranraer but will need 75 per cent backing from clubs across the Premiership, Championship, League One and League Two.
And on the latest Record Rangers podcast, Scott and Jonny McFarlane discuss the situation in-depth ahead of next month's summit.
Scott said: "That (a whitewash) was my natural reaction when I read about the SPFL's investigation.
"First of all there was surprise that they'd actually carried out an investigation. Six days previously, Les Gray - who's on the SPFL board - said on radio, he was adamant, actually, that there was no need for any inquiry because there had been no wrongdoing.
"In the space of six days, not only has that changed, they've somehow sanctioned an inquiry of some sort.
"It's been carried out, reported, distributed to the clubs and then the media, all in the space of six days.
"We now know that very few members of the SPFL were aware of this, which I just found staggering.
"For one, they've had to paid Deloitte to get this so-called investigation done.
"How that's possible, to pay for that and sanction it without letting the member clubs was just astonishing.
"And when you read the content and realise the parameters to which Deloitte were working to, it just beggars belief."
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