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The 1920's is revered as the first spell of dominance in the history of Rangers to such an extent the majority of the starting players in this decade are listed in the clubs Hall Of Fame. Join Grant, Ross and Andy McGowan as they look at more of the legendary players who contributed enormously during this this era and the impact that they had on the wider footballing world. 

There are also discussions about the impact that Rangers had on the National Setup and how a major addition off the park set the club up for future successes.

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Bob MacCallum

Re McPhail's wage, Baxter, in the 60s, was only earning £45 a week! So, you can see how highly Bob was rated.

R. Jenkins

A daft wee fact about Bradford Park Avenue FC. In 1911 they appointed former Celtic player Tom Maley, brother of the ultra bigot Willie, as manager and he insisted that they change the club colours to green and white from Bradford’s official town colours.