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Ally McCoist has fired a stinging blast at the Scottish football authorities for failing to help Rangers after the Dutch FA came to PSV Eindhoven’s aid in the Eredivisie’s quest to see off the Ibrox side and reach the Champions League group stage.
The fact it's a Champions League playoff tie means there would have been huge interest in Rangers' clash with PSV Eindhoven anyway. But the strong connection between the Dutch and the Ibrox club has added a bit of an extra edge to the massive Euro showdown
When Ange Postecoglou was making his emotional post-match speech to an adoring crowd on the day Celtic lifted the league trophy in May, he mentioned a fashion accessory.
It didn’t seem like the Juventus players broke much sweat when they cantered to a 4-0 win at Ibrox in the Champions League almost 30 years ago. But Antonio Conte remembers differently after his return to the Govan ground as boss of Tottenham Hotspur for Saturday’s pre-season friendly.
Rangers have been given a great opportunity to move a step closer to the lucrative Champions League group stage after being drawn with Belgian minnows Union Saint-Gilloise yesterday.
Union Saint-Gilloise are the opponents for Rangers in the Champions League third qualifying round - and they've had a road of highs and lows to get to where they're at.
Rangers had only just got back to pre-season work after basking in the glory of a run to a European final. But before Walter Smith had even got the next campaign started he was signing off on the £9million sale of one his stalwarts to England’s Premier League.
Rangers had only just got back to pre-season work after basking in the glory of a run to a European final. But before Walter Smith had even got the next campaign started he was signing off on the £9million sale of one his stalwarts to England’s Premier League.