Unfortunately this was the last hurrah of our great team of the early 1960’s. The last winners medals for Jim Baxter, Eric Caldow, Jim Forrest and Ralph Brand.Rangers 2-1 Celtic, League Cup Final - 24th October 1964. Jim Baxter shows the cup to what's left of the "faithful through and through" scum as the team leaves the field at Hampden - GIRFUY!:
Rangers were absolutely brilliant that day. Played some tremendous football.Rangers 4-2 Hearts, 25th September 1976. This Derek Johnstone shot beat Cruikshank and was handled on the line by the Hearts defender Kay (left), resulting in a penalty scored by Alex Miller:
Ralph Brand wearing number seven that day.Unfortunately this was the last hurrah of our great team of the early 1960’s. The last winners medals for Jim Baxter, Eric Caldow, Jim Forrest and Ralph Brand.
If my recollection is correct, the fans sang “All we are saying is Lawrence* must go” (To the tune of “Give Peace a Chance”) at the game.Rangers 3-0 Raith Rovers - 29th November 1969. Willie Johnston scores the first at Ibrox, in a game played 2 days after the sacking of Davie White:
If my recollection is correct, the fans sang “All we are saying is Lawrence* must go” (To the tune of “Give Peace a Chance”) at the game.
*Chairman John Lawrence who sacked Davie White, Scott Symon, Jim Forrest, George McLean and forced Jim Baxter out the door.
Yes indeed and also a song was sung after Scot Symon was sacked previous to White to the tune of "Have I told you lately that I love you" which went 'have we told you Symon that we love you' then some rather uncomplimentary words about Lawrence in an adjoining verse.Turbulent times they were.If my recollection is correct, the fans sang “All we are saying is Lawrence* must go” (To the tune of “Give Peace a Chance”) at the game.
*Chairman John Lawrence who sacked Davie White, Scott Symon, Jim Forrest, George McLean and forced Jim Baxter out the door.
Is that Brian Heron?
1970 v Hamburg away 3-1 defeat.
I thought Alfie as well.Is that Brian Heron?
Part of me even sees a likeness of Alfie Conn in that snap but the player seems mosre slender and taller.
Pretty sure it’s Conn (pre-pork chop sideburns).Is that Brian Heron?
Part of me even sees a likeness of Alfie Conn in that snap but the player seems mosre slender and taller.
My first thoughts was Alfie Conn. Now I’m not too sureIs that Brian Heron?
Part of me even sees a likeness of Alfie Conn in that snap but the player seems mosre slender and taller.
I was sure it was Conn at first glance.Is that Brian Heron?
Part of me even sees a likeness of Alfie Conn in that snap but the player seems mosre slender and taller.
Looks more like Heron to me on closer inspectionIs that Brian Heron?
Part of me even sees a likeness of Alfie Conn in that snap but the player seems mosre slender and taller.
Definitely Conn,Heron left in 1969.Looks more like Heron to me on closer inspection
Yep!Definitely Conn,Heron left in 1969.
I love this thread!Heron joined Motherwell on March 13th 1970 in a swap deal for Peter McCloy that also saw Bobby Watson go to Fir Park.
The Hamburg friendly wasn't till July.
Me as well. There are no unanswered questions.I love this thread!
Bobby Hume ?
Fiorentina 1961 0-2 defeat.
Yes it's Bobby Hume.Bobby Hume ?
Not to mention hundreds if not many thousands of unlocked memories and images.Me as well. There are no unanswered questions.
What a team that was.
Truly Iconic! Team line up still rolls off the tongue all those decades later.What a team that was.
Basically the 60/61 team that would have started out the following season the same but would end with McKinnon and Henderson as fixtures and John Greig just around the corner.
Is that Paterson between Davis and Baxter in that team photo?Basically the 60/61 team that would have started out the following season the same but would end with McKinnon and Henderson as fixtures and John Greig just around the corner.
Love how the photo basically shows the team line up also.
Yes, Bill Paterson left and went to Morton after us.Is that Paterson between Davis and Baxter in that team photo?
Fine examples of the Club Crombie’s tooDavie Meiklejohn, Tully Craig and Jimmy Marshall show-off the Scottish Cup after Rangers replay win over Partick Thistle - 1930: