Rangers had a nightmare on "priceless" 353-goal gem who was a "leader of men" - opinion
Rangers sporting director Ross Wilson played a part in helping the Gers to win the Premiership title in the 2020/21 campaign.
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Why Rangers and Giovanni van Bronckhorst will "kick on" now
And having accounted for Celtic in the Scottish Cup semi-final on Sunday, a matter of days after clinching a place in the last four Europa League against Braga, the Ibrox club’s former full-back Alan Hutton maintains they can now dare to dream of coming up trumps on three fronts.
Hull City detail clear transfer message Chelsea’s way
Hull City are hoping that they can strike an agreement with Chelsea to retain the service of Nathan Baxter heading into 2022/23.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp hails Cristiano Ronaldo applause ‘moment of the game’ after thrashing Man United
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says Anfield’s moving show of support for Cristiano Ronaldo was the “moment of the game” as his side hammered Manchester United on Tuesday night.
East of Scotland: Tranent sink Dunbar to maintain lead; Penicuik Athletic stay in touch; Preston Athletic miss chance; Linlithgow Rose reach final
The leaders recored an impressive 3-0 East Lothian derby victory over Dunbar United at Foresters Park last night, while second-placed Penicuik needed a late penalty to edge out Sauchie 2-1.
Edinburgh Rugby: Jaco van der Walt open to new role as Blair Kinghorn takes over at stand-off
The playmaker is now back to full fitness and believes he can still play an important role as the club chase honours on two fronts. Van der Walt played the final 26 minutes of Saturday’s 41-19 victory over Bath, stepping off the bench to help set up Emiliano Boffelli for his second try of the night.
Why Rangers and Giovanni van Bronckhorst will "kick on" now as Dutchman's former Ibrox team-mate talks up treble prospects
Rangers avoided their season being defined by last week in overcoming two major hurdles across it.
No helicopter required - why Celtic's semi-final loss won't lead to 2005-style title collapse
The fall-out from Rangers chopping down Celtic in the Scottish Cup semi-final has given way to talk of a chopper.