Rangers History Classic Rangers picture thread

[ItsInTheNet]

Rangers supporters at a 1-0 victory over St Mirren in 1986

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Ally sends Alan Rough the wrong way to put Rangers 2-1 ahead v Hibs in 1986

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Rangers fan injured during a friendly match against Tottenham in 1986

 

[Sancus]

Rangers fan injured during a friendly match against Tottenham in 1986

I was behind the goal and remember him walking by and pointing. What a trip that was.

 

[The People]

Alex Miller equalises from the spot against Forfar in a League Cup tie in 1980

I was at that game as a 14 year old

 

[ItsInTheNet]

1988: Neale Cooper of Rangers stands in the tunnel entrance at Ibrox in Glasgow, Scotland.

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Referee Kenny Hope after consulting with the Rangers bench during the 5-1 hammering of them in 1988

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Mark Hateley celebrates scoring past Andy Goram then with Hibs in a 4-0 victory in 1990

 

[dougieblue]

The second Scottish Cup Semi-Final win at Parkhead on the trot. Morton tried to kick us off the park that day.

Remember it well, they had a player called Bobby Thomson (I think) who was a lunatic and a major Rangers hater.

 

[punk]

Rangers fan injured during a friendly match against Tottenham in 1986

I was at that game, was that when Butcher had signed ? I was staying with friends and went to the Arsenal v Mhanky mhob a few days later as they were Gooners. Rangers drew 1-1

 

[punk]

Referee Kenny Hope after consulting with the Rangers bench during the 5-1 hammering of them in 1988

I was at a bloody wedding that day, but had my radio with me. The best man announced the result during his speech to a massive roar

 

[yosser hughes]

1988: Neale Cooper of Rangers stands in the tunnel entrance before the Skol Cup final against Aberdeen at Hampden Park in Glasgow, Scotland. Rangers won the match 3-2.

are we sure thats hampden,it looks to me helluva like Ibrox

 

[Lairdo]

Remember it well, they had a player called Bobby Thomson (I think) who was a lunatic and a major Rangers hater.

Their whole team kicked fu*k out of us that day. (I remember a basta*d called John McNeil batter Tom Forsyth onto the track).

 

[Bigeye]

Baths 1965/66

A fire extinguisher beside a bath tub

 

[RobGer]

A fire extinguisher beside a bath tub

Probably right but in those days just as likely to be an ash tray!

 

[Bigeye]

Probably right but in those days just as likely to be an ash tray!

The ashtray was in the WC !

 

[Willem Bear]

1988: Neale Cooper of Rangers stands in the tunnel entrance before the Skol Cup final against Aberdeen at Hampden Park in Glasgow, Scotland. Rangers won the match 3-2.

That’s Ibrox, with the telescopic McEwan’s Lager extending tunnel . . . and Neale Cooper!

 

[spotlight]

Highbury ?

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Eric Caldow against Kilmarnock in League Cup Final 1960

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Highbury ?

Yes. August 1967

 

[Alex Venters]

Eric Caldow against Kilmarnock in League Cup Final 1960

Jackie (father of Alan) McInally.

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Again from Highbury v Arsenal 1967

 

[ItsInTheNet]

are we sure thats hampden,it looks to me helluva like Ibrox

Cheers.Have amended op.

 

[Ticketybloo]

Rangers supporters at a 1-0 victory over St Mirren in 1986

That looks like scenes a week after we won the league up at Pittodrie in 87 but might be wrong.

 

[JerseyLoyalist]

Again from Highbury v Arsenal 1967

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Ian Ure,signed from Dundee in the background.

 

[ItsInTheNet]

That looks like scenes a week after we won the league up at Pittodrie in 87 but might be wrong.

You may be right.Certainly looks celebratory.

 

[yosser hughes]

That looks like scenes a week after we won the league up at Pittodrie in 87 but might be wrong.

aye last home game of the season

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Rammy breaks out behind the goals v Arsenal 1967

 

[davyloyal]

Remember it well, they had a player called Bobby Thomson (I think) who was a lunatic and a major Rangers hater.

Rammy breaks out behind the goals v Arsenal 1967

That’s the old North Bank. Arsenal supporters fighting amongst themselves or did Rangers supporters infiltrate?

 

[ItsInTheNet]

That’s the old North Bank. Arsenal supporters fighting amongst themselves or did Rangers supporters infiltrate?

The latter I am led to believe from an old friend though I myself was not at that particular game. Maybe some other posters who were present can confirm.

 

[ChrisWoods]

Rangers supporters at a 1-0 victory over St Mirren in 1986

Pat Sharp front left, who knew he was a Rangers man

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Jim Forrest 1965

 

[ItsInTheNet]

Jim Forrest 1965 Rangers won 2-1

 

[ItsInTheNet]

George 'Dandy' McClean 1966

 

[dh1963]

John McClelland after scoring the winner against Hibs in 1983

If this is the goal I think it is, it was an absolute cracker.

 

[Sancus]

That looks like scenes a week after we won the league up at Pittodrie in 87 but might be wrong.

Yep, St Mirren at Ibrox. A lot of fans went in fancy dress.

 

[Lairdo]

Highbury ?

Yes. 1967.

 

[Ticketybloo]

Jim Forrest 1965

Ref is Tom 'Tiny' Wharton. Or certainly looks like him.

 

[WJD]

That’s the old North Bank. Arsenal supporters fighting amongst themselves or did Rangers supporters infiltrate?

Was at the game. Pre season friendly 1967. We got best 3 nil if I remember correctly.

A lot of trouble on that terracing as the Rangers fans took it over completely. Police going in to lift them were coming off second best and just left them to it in the end.

I'll never forget looking up and seeing two guys coming down from the top of the terrace playing flutes accompanied by a guy with a side drum. Crazy day, different times.

 

[wee bud's pit boots]

Eric Caldow against Kilmarnock in League Cup Final 1960

It looks like an awfully nice day for October.

 

[spotlight]

Was at the game. Pre season friendly 1967. We got best 3 nil if I remember correctly.

A lot of trouble on that terracing as the Rangers fans took it over completely. Police going in to lift them were coming off second best and just left them to it in the end.

I'll never forget looking up and seeing two guys coming down from the top of the terrace playing flutes accompanied by a guy with a side drum. Crazy day, different times.

Was told Rangers took it over, Arsenal who had the skinhead scene going back then tried to get back in at half time but failed ?

 

[AndythephotoDr]

Trophy room 1965/66

@ItsInTheNet stop posting up these obviously photoshopped interior pictures of Ibrox as there is clearly no tartan carpet in here that was traditionally there for ever!! ;-)

I jest of course but I love the 4 interior pictures posted as it’s shows clearly to some on here that Ibrox has always evolved and things that some people will argue till they are blue in the face (as well as the nose) has been there for ever and it’s our “tradition” in many cases it’s totally false.

The only constant with our club has been evolution and improvement to the quality foundations we have laid

 

[davyloyal]

@ItsInTheNet stop posting up these obviously photoshopped interior pictures of Ibrox as there is clearly no tartan carpet in here that was traditionally there for ever!! ;-)

I jest of course but I love the 4 interior pictures posted as it’s shows clearly to some on here that Ibrox has always evolved and things that some people will argue till they are blue in the face (as well as the nose) has been there for ever and it’s our “tradition” in many cases it’s totally false.

The only constant with our club has been evolution and improvement to the quality foundations we have laid

Andy, colour it in tartan. You have the power.

 

[Lairdo]

Jim Forrest 1965 Rangers won 2-1

Jim Forrest’s last goal in a Rangers jersey against them?

 

[WJD]

Was told Rangers took it over, Arsenal who had the skinhead scene going back then tried to get back in at half time but failed ?

May well be the case at half time, it was their end of the ground but with the passage of time I can't remember exactly.

I can recall when Arsenal scored their third goal in front of the North bank it was met with a hail of cans raining down from the terracing. One of their players picked up a can, took a sip and lobbed it back into the fans. He had obviously never plied his trade in the Scottish leagues, probably thought after the game that Scottish beer tasted like p1ss, oh wait.

Was only in the old Highbury once it was a cracking football stadium.

 

[Farley1968]

Who's the guy on the left?

 

[dh1963]

Who's the guy on the left?

George Farm, Dunfermline manager and former Scotland goalkeeper

 

[Farley1968]

George Farm, Dunfermline manager and former Scotland goalkeeper

have read a lot of what Ferguson said about his time at Ibrox and he was scathing of Willie Allison who was the 'PR' man at the time but Fergie said he had much more influence than his position credited - never seen a pic of him though.

 

[MO_TxTruBlu]

Was only in the old Highbury once it was a cracking football stadium.

October 17, 1951.

This striking photograph is captured as 62,000 fans fill the Arsenal Football Stadium in Highbury, North London to see Arsenal challenge the Glasgow Rangers.
It is Arsenal's second match ever to be played under Highbury's floodlights

 

[Bobby Russell's Perm]

October 17, 1951.

This striking photograph is captured as 62,000 fans fill the Arsenal Football Stadium in Highbury, North London to see Arsenal challenge the Glasgow Rangers.
It is Arsenal's second match ever to be played under Highbury's floodlights

Brilliant picture….probably where subbuteo got the idea from!!!