Ally McCoist has claimed the SPFL 's victory in the EGM was a hollow one as he pointed to the number of votes coming from the league's board.
Seven of the nine-man board are club representatives. They are: Alan Burrows (Motherwell), Les Gray (Hamilton Academical), Ross McArthur (Dunfermline Athletic), Ewen Cameron (Alloa Athletic), Ken Ferguson (Brechin City), Peter Davidson (Montrose) and Stewart Robertson (Rangers).
Robertson appears to be the only one to vote for an investigation to take place as the Ibrox club lost their bid with 13 teams voting for the resolution, 27 against and two abstaining - giving Neil Doncaster's organisation a solid victory.
While McCoist accepts the result, he feels that it wasn't as resounding as it first seemed.
He said on talkSPORT: "How many members of the SPFL board would have voted? Six or seven?
"So my point would be that those on the board would have clearly voted with the SPFL so I'm not counting their votes to tell you the truth.
"So for Neil Doncaster to say 'It's a democracy,' and we should move on...
"What I would suggest is, it's by far and away, hardly a vote of confidence to have more than a third of clubs looking to have another inquiry into the SPFL.
"I'm not sure it's over and done with. I think in the interest of Scottish football, I honestly believe there should have been an EGM for the SPFL to clear themselves.
"It has been extremely poor management at best."
