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Adriana is joined by super-sub Hoggy for this episode on the letter M.  With a bucketload of options, we’ve picked a handful of interesting Rangers figures that we hope you’ll find as interesting as we did.   As always, get your suggestions in for N – thanks for listening!

Rangers Archive footage on the three featured players:

https://youtu.be/_1XTFdQmUQM?si=PfwfciJmwcQOQiY4https://youtu.be/83R5VxjLGo8?si=eJBATZGjTynpoL5d

https://youtu.be/v95KmT8yY44?si=kKT4wUg-nIUDpAwc

Old Firm Match, 1st Jan 1994 - https://youtu.be/0nrexQDmPUU?si=81Nx5IQT64hf-6j9

“Football Against The Enemy” Book - https://amzn.eu/d/64WDIEj

“Our Rangers Heroes” Book - https://amzn.eu/d/9yfiSea

Other Heart & Hand pods we’ve recommended: 

Our Rangers Players: James McCrae - Our Rangers Players - James McCrae | Patreon

Murray & Me – Listen to all 6 episodes, search “Murray and Me”

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Jim Milne

N for Numan. Arthur Numan. One of the fittest Rangers players I've ever seen.

David Herd

For N, what about nicknames? From The Wee Society Man to the Wee Prime Minister. From Tiger to Rhino to Buffalo. From Corky to Captain Cutlass and from Jaws to Jig. The Prince of goalkeepers to the King of Ibrox Park. Something different, but would cover so many years and a lot of truly great players.