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Good old Ralphie. Scott's cross, Millar's nod-down, GOAL, Ralph Brand! He had a lot more to his game than finishing. He ran angles like a rugby league player.

Mind he cannae speak the language in Glesca either.

Chesterfield. Still can't believe it.

Fulham per se would not be an attraction - the days of Macedo, Jezzard, Haynes and Leggatt are long gone - but get them up and into a tidy position in the PL and Chelsea might be looking for their new man.

Craig - i don't think there's anything in company legislation to prevent MA owning as many shares as he wants in a company but the SFA can exclude that comany's football club from their competitions if MA keeps a relevant holding in another club's company.

If PD want Hampden and Rangers are ok with it, you can bank on Huntly as the designated venue.

SDM kept them out for one match without repercussions from SPL.

Ha, Ha - Ha-ha -ha.

What a player the boy Docherty is. Our judicial Mo Johnston.

What are they doing at the top of the league? No pedigree apart from a couple of seasons in the sixties when Frank McClintock played and disastrous for 90% of last season. Things can change. I suppose a new manager helps.

I was underwhelmed at the time but the boy done good.

The best Rangers teams have been full of captains. Young, Shaw, McColl, Cox - Woodburn didn't need a captain. Caldow, Shearer, Greig - Millar was never captain but he could have done it. Souness, Roberts, Gough, McCall and again unofficial, Brown and Ian Ferguson.

"No man in the country is under the smallest obligation, moral or other, so to arrange his legal relations to his business or property as to enable the Inland Revenue to put the largest possible shovel in his stores. The Inland Revenue is not slow, and quite rightly, to take every advantage which is open to it under the Taxing Statutes for the purposes of depleting the taxpayer's pocket. And the taxpayer is in like manner entitled to be astute to prevent, so far as he honestly can, the depletion of his means by the Inland Revenue" The words of Lord Clyde, Lord President of the Court of Session in a tax case in 1929.

Happens all the time, Bruno. Theoretically you can go into the Supreme Court having won three previous rounds by a total of nine judges to nil but lose the last round by two judges to three and you're sunk.

His teams were fitter? Really? I suppose they were to an extent but not as fit as full-timers should have been.

Lennon has other baggage does he not?

Nane o' yer Strichen spik here, min.

With you all the way until the last bit, Job.

McCoist's only strategy was to wait 'til the plumbers and posties tired and finish them off in the last quarter. A reasonable strategy provided of course you do something in the first three quarters to exhaust them. Ian Black couldn't have tired out my granny. She could have sat all day with her knitting on the eighteen yard line watching him turning and wheeling laboriously in the distance.

True. Nobody likely to come close.

The Herald obituary gives JS 381 goals. Probably includes Glasgow Cup, Glasgow Charity Cup and wartime games. Rangers Hall of Fame gives him a "huge tally of goals including 300 in both peace and wartime league matches." Either way, it doesn't detract from the point you make about Super.

Bruno, have a squint at Little General's research 10.02.15 "Rangers Centurion Goalscorers"

A Celtic supporter RSM in the Queen's Own Rangers, sorry, Highlanders? I doff my glengarry to him.

"Slag ally as the manager not the greatest goalscorer in our history (never to be beaten )" Our greatest scorer was Jimmy Smith. (Super wasn't bad, though)

New Rangers - who they?