WHO IS YOUR CLUB'S GREATEST EVER PLAYER?

The article turns to club-debate mode: who is the greatest ever player for Rangers, and why the “lone Ranger” question can spark endless arguments. It contrasts prominent contenders such as Brian Laudrup, Paul Gascoigne, Richard Gough, Terry Butcher and Graeme Souness, as well as attacking names like Jim Baxter, Davie Cooper, Ally McCoist and others. It highlights Andy Goram’s role in winning “Nine in a Row.” But it argues the only figure who can end the debate is John Greig, described as a one-club man with 755 appearances over 17 years and 120 goals. Greig is credited with leading Rangers to the 1972 European Cup Winners’ Cup final victory over Dynamo Moscow in Barcelona and is framed as the ultimate “Ranger,” despite other strong alternatives. The piece then begins to introduce Ross County’s Michael Gardyne as part of a broader series.