2 minutes ago, Boyne said:

Highlights of the League Cup Final in 1987. Includes Davie's goal about a minute into the video.

At a Scotland squad get together, shortly after this game.

Jim Leighton, the Aberdeen keeper said to Davie Cooper. “You know Davie, I got a hand to your free kick.”

To which Davie replied. “Aye, on its the way back out!”

Willie Thornton scores one of his two headed goals against East Fife in the Scottish Cup Final.

22nd April 1950. Watched officially by 120,015 spectators who saw Rangers win 3-0.

George Young taking over in goal for the injured Rangers keeper George Niven.Scottish Cup Final April 1953.

George Niven returned in goal later in the match.

Watched by 129,760 spectators. A 1-1 draw with Rangers winning the replay 1-0 four days later, in front of a ‘smaller crowd’ of 113,700!

Derek Parlane scored a ‘quick hat trick’ against Hearts on 19th January 1974.

He scored the three goals in the 8th, 17th and 22nd minutes respectively.And he then rounded off his good afternoon’s work, by scoring his fourth goal in the 60th minute. Rangers won 4-2 in front of a crowd of 19,621.

10 hours ago, Boyne said:

Pieter Huistra I think.

The Rangers ‘admiral strip’. of 1990-1992. Quite an iconic Rangers top.

However, the admiral shell suit top from that range ‘lost its colour’ after less than half a dozen washes! 😀

Rangers v Kilmarnock at a very snowy Ibrox on 20th January 1973. Rangers won 4-0.

There’s some footage of this game on YouTube.

I fully accept that I’ve already posted this before. I just like this picture!😀

Had completely forgotten this happened until I did a quiz this morning. An amusing read:

OffTheBall

Andy Goram and his bizarre spell with Manchester United

"Did you enjoy that, son?" Andy Goram: "Gaffer, that was f*cking brilliant". "Good. It's a good job we signed you after we won the league!"

On 18/01/2026 at 18:53, erskblue said:

George Young taking over in goal for the injured Rangers keeper George Niven.Scottish Cup Final April 1953.

George Niven returned in goal later in the match.

Watched by 129,760 spectators. A 1-1 draw with Rangers winning the replay 1-0 four days later, in front of a ‘smaller crowd’ of 113,700!

Again Ersk, those images with the packed terraces are fantastic. Thanks 👍

9 hours ago, PloKoon13 said:

Had completely forgotten this happened until I did a quiz this morning. An amusing read:

OffTheBall

Andy Goram and his bizarre spell with Manchester United

"Did you enjoy that, son?" Andy Goram: "Gaffer, that was f*cking brilliant". "Good. It's a good job we signed you after we won the league!"

I think for someone to ignore a man who extends his hand for a handshake like Keane did, especially when there is no bad history between them is just petty .

When Wayne Bridge refused to shake JT 's hand, there had been a bit of history, JT just moved on without showing any reaction..

( Can't remember the game mind "

1964.

Stuart Munro may not have received the plaudits that some players did but was one of those who always gave his all and could be relied upon to do a great job.

The great Tom Forsyth.

From 1965. Willie Henderson.

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On 25/01/2026 at 01:38, Boyne said:

Back Row:Ronnie McKinnon, Colin Stein and John Greig.

Front Row: Willie Johnston and Andy Penman.

Derek Parlane in action against Celtic.I think the Celtic keeper is Ally Hunter.

Alex McDonald against Falkirk,on a very frosty Ibrox pitch in January 1977.

Tommy McLean and Sandy Jardine during the same match.

Also in the picture are Peter McCloy and Sandy Jardine.

Mr. Struth.