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In the shows final episode, Grant is joined by Ross and Andy B to look at the career of the man who came up with the concept of the Hall of Fame itself, Sandy Jardine. The boys discuss his stellar playing career at Ibrox and all his accomplishments but more importantly what he embodied as a Ranger off the pitch, especially post 2012. The boys also look at the Hall of Fame and where it stands in a modern setting, and how it evolves moving forward

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Graeme Burns

On my email this popped up “Journey to fame - Sa” and my immediate reaction was ‘Sam Lammers? Really? FFS…’

Bob MacCallum

Ross I must contradict you when you said we were "so, so far behind Celtic in the 60s". We weren't! You'll know that I was going to these games. We were very close to Celtic's standard at various points, coming second in practically every season in Celtic's run until the end of that decade. Usually only 2 or 3 points separated us. One season it went to the final game when we lost to Aberdeen at Ibrox, our first defeat!

Duncan.lyon

Well done, fantastic show, loved the whole series Born in 1961, Sandy was my hero, What A Ranger, What A Man

Harry Nolan

His goal vs 'them' in the 1979 Dryborough Cup final was wonderful and in my opinion even better than Cooper's. I know that's sacrilege (especially to me as Davie Cooper is my all time favourite player) but it was a thing of beauty