@MO_TxTruBlu and
@wee bud's pit boots are favourites to win if they take part!
You'd be in with a shout, no problem, squire.
But it's a funny thing. The horrors from 2012 onwards are mostly a blur, as is most of the stuff from the mid noughties basically. I don't know if it's just me mentally blocking out stuff, but there we go.
Yet memories from the late sixties and through mostly to the nineties, can be recalled usually instantly.
MO_X is a one off here in some respects. Like Robert McElroy, he is almost forensic in his look back at certain players, their statistics etc. Every day is a school day at times. But that love of our club from that man shines through.
I think Robert McElroy is deserving of merit. In the likes of 'The Rangers Historian', 'Rangers, The Complete Record' and most certainly, 'The Spirit of Ibrox', he has produced bodies of work that this generation and all subsequent generations of Rangers fans should cherish.
My knowledge, such as it is, are mostly from the stories passed down from my old man to me, which he gained from his old man. (My granda, obviously)
As my old man told me growing up and I quote; See, the way I've drummed The Rangers in to you? That's how my old man drummed The Rangers in to me!'
I'd like to think he made a half decent job of it?
You are doing some sterling stuff in your own right, or write as it were.
Like MO, I always look forward to reading your wee look backs.
A thing I have always despaired of, is, that we as a club, do not seem to treat our history as other clubs seem to treat theirs. - And we see that to our cost with the filth in a regular basis.
With the likes of yourself and MO_X and Mr Edgar, he of the enormous sized bunnet,, we're slowly reversing the tide.
, I got a few recent season(86/87) questions right.
