Best ever skill in a Gers game?

[Edmond Dantes]

What is the best piece of individual skill you have ever seen from a rangers player? In recent years it might have been Aribo taking the ball down in one touch and continuing his run against celtic, Defoe's first time goal against Livi or Ryan Kent embarrassing celtic.

My generation might remember the Mols' turn, Kanchelskis standing on the ball or Barry's pivot against leverkusen?


Maybe you were lucky enough to see Cooper or even Baxter or maybe you just liked twinkle toed Nathan Oduwa?

 

[Empire]

Two moments from Amato spring to mind.

v Celtic assisting Rod Wallace

v Parma (If Durie scores that header that goal would be still talked about today)

 

[Cavin]

How recent?
Davy Cooper, Dryburgh cup final.

 

[ifu01334]

Kent against the filth in May. Absolutely ripped Taylor to pieces.

Arveladze had an outrageous back heel flick years ago on first day of the season to set up a goal against Livi.

Prso Overhead kick in a friendly against Fulham

 

[Ted Rangers]

Kanchelskis standing on the ball then creating a goal.

 

[The Hawk]

Some of the runs at defences Laudrup made were awesome. Aberdeen and Dundee United spring to mind, culminating in brilliant finishes.

 

[Edmond Dantes]

How recent?
Davy Cooper, Dryburgh cup final.

As long as you saw it I don't care how recent. I really just want to look up some of the ones I have either not seen or forgotten.

 

[JMCK]

Two moments from Amato spring to mind.

v Celtic assisting Rod Wallace

v Parma (If Durie scores that header that goal would be still talked about today)

That second half was briliant; they couldn't live with him.

 

[Cavin]

As long as you saw it I don't care how recent. I really just want to look up some of the ones I have either not seen or forgotten.

Ok, seen it

 

[JMCK]

The two goals by Gascoigne in 96. The first goal was world class in its own right, but the second he scored put it slightly in the shadows.

 

[drumchapelloyal]

Laudrup chipping the ball over the keeper from the goal line

https://twitter.com/x/status/1096142031758405632

 

[WATP3006]

In recent seasons Candeias backheel pass to Morelos was a thing of beauty.

 

[Kilwinning GMan]

Walters at Tynecastle when he did that Cruyff like turn directly from a punt up the park was sublime…

 

[Ted Rangers]

https://imgur.com/a/WXYWF8Y

 

[StaunchEnclosure]

Kamara through to Defoe dummy and Arfield finish

 

[Edmond Dantes]

Laudrup chipping the ball over the keeper from the goal line

https://twitter.com/x/status/1096142031758405632

lovely, I liked the Michael Owen goal too by they way

 

[Brisy]

Negri's 3rd goal out of his 5 against Dundee United was excellent but for me Coopers goal against that mob

 

[Tino_Col]

Andy Goram pelting di Canio on the napper twice in succession.

 

[dorian blue]

Coop’s free kick, more recently Roofe’s half way liner.

 

[Brox 'n' Bling]

Broadfoot chesting it and flicking it over McGeadys head in the 4-2 game was up there in terms of hilarity.

De Boer scored a cracker v Kilmarnock at Ibrox tied 3 of their defenders in knots and placed one in the bottom corner.

Arveladze backheel v livi also up there as previously stated

 

[Gold_son]

Souness had some classic moments, sending the Filth midfield on their way with his dummy and pirouette at Ibrox, beating the offside trap on his own (on a Europen Cup night - maybe Kiev?) before falling over in slow motion
Candeias back-heel to send Alfie away from the halfway line to score (v Vienna?)
Walters trap and turn from the goallie clearance at Tynecastle,
Mols turns, Kent skinning Celtic (repeatedly) of late & every time Brian Laudrup graced the pitch!

 

[hammer17]

Arteta trapping the ball with his hamstring before standing up and curling a 25 yarder into the top corner v Dunfermline at East End Park

 

[Bluetou]

Gazzas 2nd in his hat trick v Aberdeen

 

[Gold_son]

Gazzas 2nd in his hat trick v Aberdeen

1st was brilliant too. What a game he had that day.

 

[Joebones]

Madjid Bougherra v Dundee United.
I was going mental in the Copland.

 

[LarkfiedLoyalNS]

Weiss debut at Easter Road was special.

 

[Beer Belly Loyal]

 

[CooperBlue]

 

[Southside Bear]

 

[Albertz89]

Amato v blinky

 

[WATP3006]

Also Kent’s superman push and Morelos slapping lego eaters baldy napper at the piggery were moments of individual brilliance.

 

[dt17]

Could choose dozens of Mols' turns. Work of art, genuinely haven't seen another player replicate it the way he could do it.

 

[Barry Slimfit]

Nathan Oduwa - so skilful it was offensive

 

[UncleG]

Kancbelski

What is the best piece of individual skill you have ever seen from a rangers player? In recent years it might have been Aribo taking the ball down in one touch and continuing his run against celtic, Defoe's first time goal against Livi or Ryan Kent embarrassing celtic.

My generation might remember the Mols' turn, Kanchelskis standing on the ball or Barry's pivot against leverkusen?


Maybe you were lucky enough to see Cooper or even Baxter or maybe you just liked twinkle toed Nathan Oduw

Always kanchelskis that first jumps out as the answer here for me

 

[UncleG]

Could choose dozens of Mols' turns. Work of art, genuinely haven't seen another player replicate it the way he could do it.

He did it in every game yet the opposition could still never stop him

 

[Cooper 11]

Laudrup chipping the ball over the keeper from the goal line

https://twitter.com/x/status/1096142031758405632

I feel honoured we got to witness him every week for 4 years.

 

[Gazp]

Too many youngsters on here when they mention Aribo and Kent with the best skills they have seen... I’m not even 35 yet and I feel old

 

[BattleFeverOn]

Not the best but my favourite is aluko against them

 

[FhillBear]

Laudrup chipping the ball over the keeper from the goal line

https://twitter.com/x/status/1096142031758405632

And that is the end of that!

Just wonderful.

 

[Sasquatch]

 

[Johansen]

Often overlooked because of the brilliance of Coopers goal in the 1979 Dryburgh Cup Final Sandy Jardine scored a magnificent goal in the same game.

 

[Gascoigne]

Some good shouts here, but you are all forgetting this man:

 

[Edmond Dantes]

Too many youngsters on here when they mention Aribo and Kent with the best skills they have seen... I’m not even 35 yet and I feel old

I am 30 and I am the same but we can only see what we have seen, plus some of what those lads have done is pure sex

 

[barcode]

Cooper against Ilves Tampere (I think!). His close control and beating players almost at walking pace were just exceptional. He could beat a man in a phone box with a beachball.

 

[Edmond Dantes]

Could choose dozens of Mols' turns. Work of art, genuinely haven't seen another player replicate it the way he could do it.

My favourite player ever, I was just at that age when he joined where it became full hero worship unfortunately I turn like an oil tanker and am build like alfie before a pre season

 

[1BrianLaudrup]

Laudrup chipping the ball over the keeper from the goal line

https://twitter.com/x/status/1096142031758405632

I didn't even remember that, and apart from Cooper v Celtic it's probably the best thing on this thread. He does that almost instinctively - it's his second touch, barely even steadies himself. Most players wouldn't have thought of doing that - Laudrup executes it clinically, like it was a tap-in from two yards or a penalty.

That's how fortunate we were to see him play for our team.

 

[Ianferguson]

Kanchelskis standing on the ball then creating a goal.

Something I've never seen before ,or since.

 

[whitbyontbear]

Orjan Persson against them.

 

[Scaramanga]

Kanchelskis standing on the ball then creating a goal.

Prefer this one myself

 

[Canada Loyal]

There's only 1 Mr. Woo!