On 03/10/2024 at 06:07, erskblue said:

2nd October 1990.
Think this is the only time I have seen a Rangers goalkeeper take a penalty in open play during a competitive match.

I remember watching the game and Chris Woods running back to his goal. If I remember correctly he got a bit of friendly stick from the Rangers supporters.

19 hours ago, Boyne said:

I remember watching the game and Chris Woods running back to his goal. If I remember correctly he got a bit of friendly stick from the Rangers supporters.

Yeah he did and he looked a wee bit embarrassed😀, but was laughing at the friendly stick he was taking from the Rangers supporters!😀

Rangers FC Sports mid 1930s.

One of the best players to play for Rangers and Scotland.

Colin Jackson was a fine player for Rangers.

From October 1992. Ally and Sir Walter with their respective players and manager of the month awards.

6 hours ago, Boyne said:

From October 1992. Ally and Sir Walter with their respective players and manager of the month awards.

In the old West Enclosure. 😀

 

 

Colin Jackson scores the winner deep in injury time v Aberdeen in the League Cup Final. 31st March 1979.

Rangers came from behind to win 2-1. Big Doug was sent off for Aberdeen.

Edited October 9, 20241 yr by erskblue

Sir Walter from when he played for the Dallas Tornadoes.

From 1956.

Probably been posted before, but still a great image

Willie Henderson marking his debut for Scotland.

Not a bad subs bench. The great Jimmy Bell in the picture as well.

Scottish Cup Final in 1992. I was at the game. Rangers beat Airdrie 2-1.

12 hours ago, Boyne said:

Not a bad subs bench. The great Jimmy Bell in the picture as well.

They might well have been watching ‘The Copland Road Nutter!’😀

A Rangers supporter in the lower Copland Road Stand, who entertained supporters and players alike with his antics during the early to mid 1990s.

Ted McMinn. I remember him against Tampres in the UEFA Cup at Ibrox in autumn 1986.

He went on a brilliant run down the right wing. He beat three or four players, then fell over his own feet when attempting the cross!

The ball ran harmlessly out for a goal kick.

There was a complete silence inside Ibrox for a couple of seconds.

Then it erupted in laughter😀as an embarrassed Ted to his feet. He then got a standing ovation!😀

Even Graeme Souness was seen to laugh, whilst shaking his head in total bewilderment!

Looks like Tommy Burns on the ground. Not sure who is behind Davie.

9 hours ago, erskblue said:

Ted McMinn. I remember him against Tampres in the UEFA Cup at Ibrox in autumn 1986.

He went on a brilliant run down the right wing. He beat three or four players, then fell over his own feet when attempting the cross!

The ball ran harmlessly out for a goal kick.

There was a complete silence inside Ibrox for a couple of seconds.

Then it erupted in laughter😀as an embarrassed Ted to his feet. He then got a standing ovation!😀

Even Graeme Souness was seen to laugh, whilst shaking his head in total bewilderment!

On a good day a brilliant winger. A bit like Jesper Gronkjaer. One of those players who fans adore for being a maverick and getting people up from their seats.

9 hours ago, erskblue said:

They might well have been watching ‘The Copland Road Nutter!’😀

A Rangers supporter in the lower Copland Road Stand, who entertained supporters and players alike with his antics during the early to mid 1990s.

Ah, the Copland Road Nutter. That's a name I haven't heard in a few years.

Two Rangers greats: George Young and Bill Struth.

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3. Bobby Russell

The Rangers ace was often lauded for his vision and creativity during his 10-year stint at Rangers, but Russell was only ever capped at under-21 level. Remembered fondly by Gers fans for his goal in a 3-2 victory over PSV Eindhoven in 1978, he moved to Motherwell in 1987 and was part of the side that won the 1990–91 Scottish Cup during his time at Fir Park. | SNS Group 0141 221 360

 

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