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Grant is once again joined by Andy Mcgowan as the pair complete their review of the most famous defensive structure in Rangers History.

This weeks discussion points include

  • The first Scotland Hall of Fame member George Young
  • Does Willie Woodburns' career get overshadowed by the "Sine Die" ban?
  • NARSAs own Sammy Cox

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Douglas Innes

Great pod lads thoroughly enjoyed that , my dad was born in 1932 and an Aberdeen/Scotland fan and in regards to Willie Woodburn the type of the latter 2 sending offs and his age made it easy for the SFA to dish out a " sine die " , but when he spoke about the headbutt it was as if it was a " cheap shot " in a sporting sense and almost unheard of in that times ( I'm guessing )

Gregg

Always assumed sammy cox was Canadian as well for the same reason as Andy

Alan Duncan

Great pod guys, really enjoyed that. This was my old man's era. George Young was his favourite player. Really interesting discussion. Cheers