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By Mark Dingwall A myth has grown up amongst Celtic fans that in his first stint at Parkhead that Martin O’Neill swept all before him. In fact, Alex McLeish trounced him in direct managerial battles coming out seven trophies to four ahead of the Northern Irishman. Both men would win seven trophies each during their tenures – O’Neill 2000-2005 and McLeish 2001-2006. O’Neill\

By Alistair Aird Season 2025/26 ended miserably for those with blue noses. It was another tale of missed opportunities, of lessons that hadn’t been learned. The same could be said about Lawrence Shankland too. For a few years now he’s been front and centre when debate has raged over who the next Rangers centre forward should be. Those doing the wheeling and dealing evidently ...

By David Herd On Wednesday night, long-serving Rangers captain James Tavernier made the final appearance at Ibrox of his playing career, in a short presentation on the pitch before the game with Hibs. There had been all sorts of stories circulating around the stadium that he would not appear at all, that he and the manager had fallen out, and that he was no longer in the stad...

Set by David Herd WEEKLY QUIZ – a quiz question based on this week’s fixtures. This week’s question: SINCE RANGERS RETURNED TO THE TOP FLIGHT IN 2016, THERE HAVE BEEN FOUR PLAYERS WHO MADE THEIR COMPETITIVE DEBUT IN THE FINAL LEAGUE GAME OF A SEASON, AND WHO THEN NEVER MADE ANOTHER APPEARANCE IN THE FIRST TEAM. CAN YOU NAME THEM? Please use the message board thread to feed ba...

By David Herd Random events in Rangers history that happened in this corresponding week. Here are some memorable moments that happened between May 15 and May 21. May 15 1984 – Rangers travel to Tynecastle to provide the opposition in a testimonial match for Hearts player-manager Alex MacDonald, who had starred for the Ibrox club between 1968 and 1980. Jock Wallace named a vir...