It might happen this weekend. Yes that’s right, we could become Champions this Sunday. Read that, take a breath and let it sink in. Rangers are on the brink. That moment we have waited on, for so long, may just be right around the corner. If we manage Victory against St Mirren this Saturday , … Continue reading Good times never seemed so good →

On the last Rangers Pools feature we looked at the history of Edmiston house and to the future, as Rangers build a new structure fit to represent our 150th celebrations. We know from that discussion that Rangers Pools will play a huge part in that rebuild and are aiming to help fund as much of … Continue reading Colin Stewart, Rangers Pools and the funding to refurbish Ibrox →

Rangers tweet today somewhat wet the appetite for what is ahead of us this month. Three league games to get the seven points required to confirm our status as champions. Two huge Europa league ties with Slavia Prague with qualification to the Quarterfinals at stake. The month of all months. I don’t know about anyone … Continue reading March is here and the title is in sight, just as Rangers hit top form →

When Steven Gerrard and his management team rode into Glasgow, almost three years ago, they inherited a team low on quality and shipping goals like they were going out of fashion. Low on confidence and low on spirits, we all had enough of being the embarrassment of the weekly fixtures. The task was simple for … Continue reading Borna underlines what we already know – we are witnessing something special →

The roles of Ryan Kent and Ianis Hagi are often described in two different ways: wide forwards or two number 10's. In reality, they are both. Given a high amount of attacking freedom, you'll see both players taking up positions all across the pitch. They spend time in wide areas linking up with overlapping fullbacks, … Continue reading Ryan Kent and Ianis Hagi – A Deadly Duo →