Following Gers' recent euro humiliation at the hands of the mighty FB Kaunas,  the Daily Hun decided to illustrate what legendary Gers' manager, Bill Struth, would have thought of the debacle. Our imagery wizards have come up with a few ideas! Please feel free to submit your own interpretation of how Bill ...

The one man in the whole of Scotchland (apart from Fish) with no second name, The Gaffer; The Main Man; The Big Cheese; Walter, can today be sensationally revealed as having a surname. We know it's difficult to comprehend, however some journalist have let slip over the last couple of days ...

My name is Robert McKinnon and I am sixty-three years of age, in my lifetime Rangers has been my sole and constant companion. Like lovers, we've had our ups and downs, but we've always remained loyal and dare I say, faithful to each other. No other club has ever tempted me, and ...

Murray Park is a hard place to find, Auchenhowie on the outskirts of Glasgow to be exact. Tucked away from intrusive gaze, this state-of-the-art complex, offers the club's players the very best in training and rehabilitation facilities. Of more importance to the club is the fact that it also bases its new ...

A pale and clearly exhausted Peter Lawwell is expected to emerged this morning at an impromptu press conference, to announce the signing of Gabriel Tamas for Celtic for a fee not far shy of 5 million pounds. An ashen faced Lawwell will no doubt be tetchy and visibly irked by the nature ...

Picture Exclusive: Rangers' New Home Kit Gers' midfield ace, Lee McCulloch, looked extremely excited yesterday as he helped launch the team's new home kit for 2008/9. Lee said: "I'm a little teapot short and stout. Here is my handle, here is my spout".ShareThis

In a move likely to cause permarage amongst the Ibrox faithful, FIFA today attempted to rewrite history Timmy style by publishing an article entitled: Classic Clubs; Celtic Spirit Shines On. Whilst the front page article on the official FIFA.com website heaps praise on Celtic Football club the author neglects to even ...

Screengrab of the telly as Rangers masters went 1 nil up against Celtic at the Scottish Masters final at braehead. Rangers Masters In IRA Shocker! Rangers Masters In IRA Shocker! Rangers Masters In IRA Shocker! Rangers Masters In IRA Shocker! Photo: suttonsbootShareThis

Last night with their feet up in front of the television, both Carlos Cuellar and Nacho Novo would have felt an acute sense of what might have been. Their feelings would no doubt have been ambiguous, on the one hand pride at the accomplishment of their albeit less talented countrymen, and ...

Obituary. Alan Gow's brief time at Ibrox will remain the highlight of a glittering career. Gowser (born 9 October 1982 in Glasgow) made his way through the ranks from Airdrie to Falkirk before finally signing for his boyhood idols, Glasgow Rangers in January 2007. Alan made his Rangers debut in a post-season friendly ...

Following the news of Gers tie up with motorsport's Superleague Formula we can exclusively reveal the Ibrox club have also struck a deal with a quad bike manufacturer to offer the all new Rangers quad!ShareThis

Meet Colin Stein - 46, from Bridgeton, spends his money on tickets for Ibrox , booze and skinny jeans, writes for SwallowSwallow in his spare time. He's off to Benidorm with the family to have a good time, and you can join him in his weekly blog _______________________________________________________ Mrs Colin Stein, my ...

Written by Stuart Grey, "A Welder's Tale" shares the author's experiences in the Govan shipyards of the fifties and sixties. "Rangers were the team and always will be the team, with or without trophies. Aye ready is our motto because it defines what we at the shipyard were; aye ready to ...

"Up until Jock Stein came, Celtic were nothing, absolutely nothing." Celtic had one or two decent players but as a team they amounted to nothing. Crerand was decent as was big John Hughes, but that was about it. We used to love humiliating them, rubbing their noses in it. Back then they ...

THE violence at the Uefa Cup final began much earlier than was thought, probably in the late 17th century, officials said last night. A Uefa investigation has revealed last month's violent scenes in Manchester were directly related to tensions arising from the Battle of the Boyne, which took place near the ...

Kenny Miller declared himself to be 'delighted, honoured and proud to be once again back at Ibrox with his 'ain folk'. Kenny also made it clear that he had a score to settle with Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell, who he accuses of " humiliating and belittling' him, by forcing him ...

Rangers are preparing to sound out Dundee Utd about the availability of defender Lee Wilkie. The Evening Telegraph reports that "Ibrox boss Walter Smith has been impressed by skipper Lee Wilkie’s form over the last year" It would appear Wilkie could well be Gers 3rd major signing of the close ...

Gers Chief in Summons to Top Club Bosses to Thrash Out New League Plans. Rangers supermo, Sir David Murray has not been seen or heard from in recent weeks, since jammy Celtic won the league and rioting Chelsea fans trod all over the Gers Euro dreams in Manchester, but that doesn't ...

While the atmosphere in Manchester was tinged with disappointment, the setting sun that evening also brought closure to Rangers’ spell as European also-rans. A European trophy final says much about a team, but most simply it says :‘Footballing Giants’, and it is against this backdrop that Walter Smith struts into Europe’s ...

Rangers are considering a £9million offer from English giants Tottenham Hotspur, for their swashbuckling full-back Kirk Broadfoot. The pacey, intelligent full back, renowned for his long throw-ins, joined the Gers from St Mirren in the close season last year, and in a glittering start to his Ibrox career, just missed out ...