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Graeme Murty continued on from the fine victory against Aberdeen with three more league victories, though even the bluest-tinted glasses wouldn't have caused viewers not to notice performances slipping. A home defeat by St Johnstone was a reminder of the squad's frailties.

Join Dave, Rob and David as they continue to chart every Rangers match since 1998 through the lens of each managerial spell.

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Mark Ronaldson

After the high of last nights last minute goal, you bring back the deep rooted PTSD from the horror of this era 😉😂. Great content, keep it up.

Graham Roy

This show still surprises in the amount of games I have no memory of! I clearly have trained it to forget the crap and only remember good games! Hopefully not long now to forget the cup final!

Campbell Maclennan

This was such an outrageously bizarre season. As bad as we were, there was about 3 or 4 occasions where we could have put real pressure on that lot by winning (on paper) straightforward home games. This was of course until the complete and utter collapse of everything from the 11th of March onwards.

Andrew Ewing

Now you have had a second look at the players of those days, Was Josh Windass as goodly as Todd Cantwell? Both scored against Celtic, play similar position, similar smashing hairdo’s, similar god awful social media presence, similar diabolical attitude.

Heart and Hand

Great Q. Different types of players, I always thought JW was more of a front 3 player and I didn’t like Cantwell in there.

Miguel Sanchez

When Murty got in that groove between now and the 3-2 OF at Ibrox he genuinely seemed like a good manager had the squad happy and motivated but when the wheels came off it was disastrous