Sept 1980. A 1-1 draw. In the background.The old Centenary Stand (former North Enclosure) has been demolished. The Govan Stand is in the very early stages of being built.

Davie Cooper taking on ‘Big Doug’ in the March 1979 League Cup Final at Hampden.

Big Slim was a fine player in his two stints at the club.

Today is the 37th anniversary of Mo Johnston signing for Rangers. Very little coverage of the signing in the media.

51 minutes ago, Boyne said:

Today is the 37th anniversary of Mo Johnston signing for Rangers. Very little coverage of the signing in the media.

Yeah nothing much it in the Scottish papers…😀😀😀

19 hours ago, Boyne said:

1983-84. Some very decent individual players in that team photo.

They just couldn’t gel as a team and show consistency.

They were up against a brilliant Aberdeen side, which was then at its absolute peak.

59 minutes ago, Boyne said:

Tannadice 1990. Some team!

Bobby Russell. A very good player.

A skilful midfield player, who was at least 10 years ahead of his time!

The second goal scored by Bobby Russell is simply outstanding.

And is one of my top five all time Rangers goals.

45 minutes ago, erskblue said:

Bobby Russell. A very good player.

A skilful midfield player, who was at least 10 years ahead of his time!

Agree, a very good player.

A great team.

John Greig is driven around the Ibrox track before the ‘Championship Celebration Game in late April 1975 v Airdrie

65,000 was the official attendance. Add 25- 30,000 for the true attendance.

The League Championship trophy presentation.

A supporter ‘raises his glass’ in celebration of the Title being won !😀

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Derek Parlane gets a header in against Airdrie.

August 1975. Rangers played their first competitive match of the 1975-76 season against Airdrie and won 6-1.

Sandy Jardine scoring a hat trick !

Action in the Celtic goalmouth at Ibrox. Late 1960s

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The Rangers Sports. The History Of Athletics At Ibrox Stadium.

From Rangers TV.

Just came across this brilliant documentary!