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From the low of Kaunas to the high of Tannadice and Operation Tango, Grant and James travel down memory lane to discuss all that season 2008/09 had to offer. A summer that brought the re-signing of Kenny Miller and the departure of Carlos Cuellar, Rangers quickly got into the swing of things with that memorable 4-2 win at Parkhead before the boys discuss a mid-season wobble before rallying and securing domestic success in the most emphatic of ways at Tannadice before rounding things off with a nervy win over Falkirk at Hampden.

Awards are as usual

Player of the Year

Signing of the Season

Goal of the Season

Game of the Season

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CJT

Thanks gents. Kind sandwiched between better things this season for me so was good to remember the highs (and lows!) . What you wouldn’t give for a prime Davis or a Mendez now eh? Not to mention real goal scorers and a proper centre back.

stevan castrissios

My wife and i emigrated to Australia August 2008. We were privileged to attend all European home games the previous season. No memory of Fiorentina, strange. We purchased a second hand banger of a car in Australia and named it Buffy. Then we arrived in Cairns (North Queensland), and watched the old firm game out numbered in a pub and about ten of us at the back sang in euphoria silencing all but us. Happy days. 😃

Craig McWhinnie

What I remember about final game against Dundee Utd other than the chat being how Rangers had struggled against Dundee utd all season and would struggle again was that at the end of SKY’s coverage of the game they played ‘One Day Like This’ by Elbow even now I smile whenever I hear that song over what happened that day

Alastair McGeoch

I watched the league decider at Tannadice in the Northern Monkey pub in Leeds. I think Madness were playing in the town centre later that afternoon and I have a hazy memory of ska music being blasted out in the pub after the game finished and the pub being bouncing! Then a vague memory of the bus home…