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Fleck & McCoist Skol Cup Final against the Sheep in 1987. Rangers won 5-3 on penalty's.
I met Wee Flecky in Carnegies in Waterloo St that night.
I npped a wee cracker fae The Multon if memory serves me right and got a wee knee-trembler behind a skip in Scaraway St......
Them were the days.
We were never going to lose that Tax case wi' Lizzie on the throne - she's one of us......
Excellent. How's that working out for you?
I just noticed this.
[video=youtube;piDRo5pZcwE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piDRo5pZcwE[/video]
[video=youtube;piDRo5pZcwE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piDRo5pZcwE[/video]
EDGE.
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[video=youtube;o_JA1NX-y8w]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_JA1NX-y8w[/video]
Mr Chumley Warner reports on a 1950's beatnik attack at Ibrox.
Mr Chumley Warner reports on a 1950's beatnik attack at Ibrox.
EDGE.
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Some pics stolen for TGP site. http://blog.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/wp/?p=692
These are from the "First Ibrox" which was closer to Copland Road than it is now:
Picture 1 â The Govan Police Band lead out the Tug of War teams past the pavilion.
Picture 2 â The Govan Police Band.
Picture 3 â Highland Dancing. The open stand at the rear runs in the same direction as the modern Govan Stand.
Picture 4 â Police cycle race starting at the same stand thatâs in the previous picture.
Picture 5 â The Glasgow tug of War team with the pavilion in the background. The chap on the right was described in the report of the games as âthe famous 20-stone Kennedyâ.
Picture 6 â The Police ready to start the sprints.
Picture 7 â The Govan Police Band have their own heat of sprints. The houses in the back of this and the previous picture is Ibrox Terrace which still stands today.
Picture 8 â Then and Now showing Ibrox Terrace. In 1897 Copland Road was a lot narrower and closer to Ibrox Terrace.
These are from the "First Ibrox" which was closer to Copland Road than it is now:
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Picture 1 â The Govan Police Band lead out the Tug of War teams past the pavilion.
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Picture 2 â The Govan Police Band.
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Picture 3 â Highland Dancing. The open stand at the rear runs in the same direction as the modern Govan Stand.
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Picture 4 â Police cycle race starting at the same stand thatâs in the previous picture.
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Picture 5 â The Glasgow tug of War team with the pavilion in the background. The chap on the right was described in the report of the games as âthe famous 20-stone Kennedyâ.
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Picture 6 â The Police ready to start the sprints.
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Picture 7 â The Govan Police Band have their own heat of sprints. The houses in the back of this and the previous picture is Ibrox Terrace which still stands today.
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Picture 8 â Then and Now showing Ibrox Terrace. In 1897 Copland Road was a lot narrower and closer to Ibrox Terrace.
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The 1892 Scottish Cup Final, at Ibrox as Hampden was being refurbished.
1898 Rangers vs Celtic game
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1898 Rangers vs Celtic game
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