Even months after the Rangers FC calamity has been noted and documented, it is still surreal to be at Ibrox on a Tuesday night to take in the big one – quarter-finals night in the Ramsdens Cup.
Even months after the Rangers FC calamity has been noted and documented, it is still surreal to be at Ibrox on a Tuesday night to take in the big one – quarter-finals night in the Ramsdens Cup.
I’ve spent years at Ibrox on such midweeks covering big European ties against Manchester United, Barcelona, Valencia and Inter Milan.
But not this: a grim Rangers struggle against Queen of the South which ended 2-2 after 90 minutes and a 4-3 win on penalties for the visitors, leaving mutterings again about the ability of Ally McCoist as Rangers manager.
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