Rangers strengthened in the summer with the arrivals of Ianis Hagi on a permanent deal along with Cedric Itten and Kemar Roofe. It was another show of faith by the board and the huge offers for Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos were rejected. Jon McLaughlin arrived on a free, as did Calvin Bassey and Leon … Continue reading Back by unpopular demand – Rangers, the Champions story →

Tomorrow will mark ten years to the day that Rangers demolished Kilmarnock 1-5 at Rugby Park in a seven minutes that’s not been witnessed since. Kyle Lafferty was the hero that day, traditionally having turned up triumphantly in the title home stretch. Not one person, in the stands or wearing blue that day, would have … Continue reading A tribute to the Champions, A tribute to you – one day to go →

With no matches for the champions last weekend it allowed us extra time to reminisce over a fantastic victory in the old firm last weekend. We really were superb and it was the signature scoreline we were all craving. I still think there is more to come from this team and that result didn’t surprise … Continue reading The tunnel incident and that embarrassing article. Fashion and trophy day is finally in our sights →

Brian Laudrup. That's the player. There has been no player in my lifetime who has taken apart and struck fear into Celtic quite like Laudrup. There have been others along the way who have given them a torrid time: Albertz loved huge Old Firm moments, Lovenkrands had a habit of big Old Firm goals, guys … Continue reading Ryan Kent – Old Firm King →

Rangers went into yesterday’s game with no less than eight first team players missing and seemingly being told, yet again, that this was the game that Celtic’s class would finally shine through. It was the fifth meeting of the sides this season and despite Celtic not winning against us since 2019, they were tipped once … Continue reading Rangers thrash Celtic in Old Firm Sunday stroll →