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There's a world of difference between a savage beating and an unspeakably cruel one. Unfortunately for Rangers, they’ve now experienced it all inside a fortnight.
Gio van Bronckhorst was adamant he had no regrets over the fact Rangers kept the wallet shut on deadline day.
They arrived to find a scene straight from hell awaiting them at the gates. But inside the Philips Stadion it was heaven on earth as, at long last, Rangers secured their space back among Europe’s elite.
PSV were rumbled from their slumber by the crack of fireworks outside their hotel. But it’s Rangers now wide awake to the possibility awaiting them in Eindhoven after coming through a first-leg clash that sparkled from start to finish with still all to play for.
If there’s one thing we should have learned about watching Rangers in Europe over these last 12 months then it’s surely to expect them to do things the hard way.
From potential history makers to pitiful no-hopers.
An NXT 2.0 star has admitted that he’d love to face WWE legend John Cena, and he doesn’t care where it takes place.
Armenia. In the Nations League. At a heartbroken Hampden. Only one week after the agony of missing out on a place at the World Cup. In the pouring rain.