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Scotsman.com » 4hExperience has taught Danny Wilson that Rangers are four weeks into a three-month period set to frame their season. A top-flight winner in his previous spell at the Ibrox club he rejoined in the summer, as well as captain of Heartsâ Championship-winning side last season, the 23-year-old is in noâ
Scotsman.com » 11hThere are eight million reasons why the Petrofac Training Cup really ought to be the most trifling matter to Rangers. Among the many illuminating pronouncements at the Ibrox clubâs agm concerned the football wage bill now being 40 per cent of turnover. The near doubling of season tickets salesâ¦
Scotsman.com » 11hAll Scottish Cup runs have to begin somewhere but, for Falkirk, this could not have felt further from the glamour of the final they fought out in the blazing sunshine of Hampden last May. Fraserburgh refused to make it plain sailing for the Bairns, and at one point threatened an unlikely shock,â¦
Scotsman.com » 1dRangers boss Mark Warburton has called for the Petrofac Training Cup final to be staged at Hampden after watching his side ease past St Mirren 4-0 in their semi-final.
SkySports.com » 1dLivingston move into the fourth round of the Scottish Cup with an easy win over Peterhead.
BBC Sport » 1dDenny Johnstone scores again as Greenock Morton beat Albion Rovers to ease into the fourth round of the Scottish Cup.
BBC Sport » 1dRangers 4-0 St Mirren Holt 34, Miller 77, Waghorn 84, Kelly 90 OG Mark Warburton remains on course for his first silverware as Rangers manager after his side booked their place in the Petrofac Training Cup final with a 4-0 win over St Mirren at Ibrox. Jason Holt fired his side ahead nine minutesâ¦
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