Rangers News

Tuesday, 20th October 2009:
Team line-ups v Unirea Valahorum Urziceni	Tue 20 Oct
Confirmation of the starting eleven and substitutes named for the evening game at home to Unirea Valahorum Urziceni.


Previously:
Follow Follow offers free ticket to Graham Spiers.	Mon 19 Oct
A fitting gift.

A Familiar Face Returns to Ibrox.	Mon 19 Oct
Our writer examines the emerging profile of Dan Petrescu as the former Chelsea full back prepares to bring his Unirea Urzieni side to Ibrox.

Team line-ups v St. Johnstone	Sat 17 Oct
Confirmation of the starting eleven and substitutes named for this afternoon's fixture away to St. Johnstone.

The Founders' Dinner at Ibrox tomorrow.	Fri 16 Oct
It's been in the making for years.

Rowing the Atlantic with The Rangers.	Thu 15 Oct
One perspective on the potential of a new Atlantic League.

Youth Football in Scotland: Attitudes, Excuses and Examples to study.	Wed 14 Oct
A detailed look at approaches from other countries, and some promising signs from countries facing similar problems to our own nation.

Celtic and the IRA death squads	Wed 14 Oct
Celtic keep playing with fire and they've been burnt again. Collection for Continuity IRA prisoners at game.


Older articles:
Thank you to the John Buchan Society	Mon 12 Oct
A big thank you to the John Buchan Centre and the John Buchan Society for their help and hospitality with regard to the Rangers Supporters Erskine Appeal sponsored walk this weekend.

Rangers Modern Greats: Stuart McCall.	Mon 12 Oct
A look at the career of one of the key men in the 1990s Rangers success.

A tale of two 'papers: A view from the South.	Sun 11 Oct
Some thoughts from outside the Glasgow bubble.

BBC and Herald offer sour note in Tribute to Ibrox Architect.	Thu 08 Oct
Death of spectators, in disaster never attributed to architect Archibald Leitch, considered the most important aspect of the career of one of the world's finest stadium designers.

Are Rangers ready for Platini's Future?	Thu 08 Oct
European football seems likely to see significant changes in the next few years, so how likely are Rangers to prosper?

Walter Smith; Shaped in the image of our history, the natural inheritor of our tradition.	Tue 06 Oct
Words of praise for a man often denied the respect he deserves.

Cowardly Graham Spiers turns a blind eye to bigotry	Tue 06 Oct
All too predictable from the man at the once-mighty Times.

Violence, Death Threats and Media Blackout: The Celtic Derby Tradition.	Mon 05 Oct
Once again the vile elements within the Celtic support have behaved like subhumans: when will the Scottish media take them to task?

Old Firm Post-Mortem: Cheating, Whining and Winning.	Mon 05 Oct
The Yahoos continue to moan, but we have a lot to be proud of.

Rangers triumphant	Sun 04 Oct
The FF match report from the first derby match of the season.

A taste of why tomorrow's Glasgow Derby game means so much.	Sat 03 Oct
One writer's first experience of the Glasgow derby.

Rangers beat Celtic: The Greatest Victory.	Fri 02 Oct
As Sunday approaches, time to enjoy some great derby memories.

Celtic's Banners of Hate: What will UEFA have to say?	Fri 02 Oct
Last night saw TGFITW encouraged and permitted to unfurl banners promoting hatred and venom.

Quarriers Unsigned a concert not to be missed...	Thu 01 Oct
This Sunday Quarriers are holding Quarriers Unsigned to raise vital funds for their projects in Scotland.

The Champions League is the only show in town.	Thu 01 Oct
Money has made the Champions League the single biggest club competition on the planet and the knock-on effect is that winning the SPL title has never been so important.

The New Man Speaks: And it was worth the wait.	Thu 01 Oct
A look at Alastair Johnston's first meeting with the Scottish media.

Walter Smith to stay on at Rangers until 2013?	Thu 01 Oct
Reports in today's newspapers suggest a new deal may be forthcoming.