Rangers today welcomed Arsenal to Ibrox stadium as we began our 150th anniversary year celebrations. Two clubs rich in history and with an appreciation for each other which stretches back years. It was back in 1973 when Arsenal visited Ibrox to celebrate Rangers centenary and over 70,000 would pack the stadium to celebrate with the … Continue reading Rangers 2 Arsenal 2 →

Rangers completed another big summer signing with the arrival of John Lundstram on a free transfer, after the players contract had expired at Sheffield United. News had began to surface late Sunday night of Rangers apparent ‘rekindled’ interest in the player, with an early Monday club announcement confirming the deal as done. The 27 year … Continue reading Oli McBurnie interview: ‘Lundstram is a top player’ →

As July approaches and the players start returning to training it is inevitable that the transfer rumours will begin to intensify. This last week has seen Rangers players being linked with some players as well as some being linked with the exit door. It’s the same every summer and one sensationalist article can set a … Continue reading Transfer window, hypocrisy from the Government and the new home top is launched →

The commercial situation at Rangers has been well documented and everyone has been aware of the situation. Hamstrung by legacy issues it was not uncommon for the supporters to be without a club shop or merchandise to buy. In March 2019 James Bisgrove was appointed and that landscape began to change dramatically. Within a year … Continue reading James Bisgrove Interview. ‘The multi-million pound man revolutionising Rangers commercially’ →

Chris Woods Andy Goram Stefan Klos Allan McGregor With the exception of those few years post 2012, Rangers have been blessed with world class goalkeeping for at least 35 years. A strong argument could be made for any of them, but in many cases it becomes a debate that is largely generational. What is a … Continue reading Allan McGregor – better than ever? →