By the time of the first Scottish Football League season in 1890, Rangers had arrived at their current home of Ibrox, in the south east of Glasgow, via Burnbank and Kinning Park. Despite beginning as favourites to retain the championship, Rangers suffered an unprecedented run of poor results between September and November, a club-record run of ten games without a win. Included within this period, a 1–1 draw with Inter Milan took Rangers into the last 16 of the Champions League, the first Scottish team to achieve the feat since 1993, [64] the club eventually exiting on the away goals rule to Villarreal. [65] On 9 February 2006, it was announced by David Murray that McLeish would be standing down as manager at the end of that season. [66] Card display at Ibrox to welcome Paul Le Guen

Charles N. Hunter- member of Unit Galahad, Merrill's Marauders, from the beginning as its ranking or second-ranking officer; commanded it during its times of greatest trial, and contributed to its record [54] The Ranger Companies that made up the Ranger Department became the current training units—the 4th, 5th and 6th Ranger Training Battalions. [47] :29 These units conduct the United States Army's Ranger School at various locations at Fort Benning, Georgia, Camp Frank Merrill, near Dahlonega, Georgia, and Camp James Rudder at Eglin Air Force Base's Auxiliary Field No. 6/ Biancur Field, in northwest Florida. As of 2011, the school is 61 days in duration. Bryant, Russ; Bryant, Susan. Weapons of the U.S. Army Rangers. Zenith Imprint. p.18. ISBN 978-1-61060-084-2. The club featured on BBC Scotland comedy Scotch and Wry in 1979 in a scene where Manager ( Rikki Fulton) and Chief Scout ( Gregor Fisher) unknowingly sign a young Catholic footballer ( Gerard Kelly) but then try to void his contract to avoid publicly breaking the club's "No Catholic" signing policy after finding out. [291] [292]Official Women's Principal Partner and Official Women's Front Of Shirt Partner – Sportsbreaks.com [334] McLeod, Keith (15 May 2008). "175,000-strong Rangers support the biggest in world football". Daily Record. Archived from the original on 17 December 2019 . Retrieved 17 December 2019. women to pass U.S. Army Ranger School gain foothold for followers". CBC News. 20 August 2015 . Retrieved 21 January 2016. Ranger Handbook", Ranger Training Brigade, United States Army Infantry Center, Fort Benning, Georgia (2000) iii-2-3.

The name Rangers was adopted from an English rugby club and the first game, against Callander FC, ended 0–0. The club's official beginning came to be recognised as 1873, when the first annual general meeting was held. The Ibrox disaster occurred on 2 January 1971 when large-scale crushing on a stairway exit at the culmination of an Old Firm game claimed 66 lives. An enquiry concluded that the crush was likely to have happened ten minutes after the final whistle and to have been triggered by someone falling on the stairs. [35] A benefit match to raise funds for the victims' families took place after the disaster, a joint Rangers and Celtic team playing a Scotland XI at Hampden, watched by 81,405 fans. [36] As we look ahead to the future, one of the things we’re starting to think about is our new uniform. Why we're changing the uniformBroxi Bear is the official mascot of Rangers. Its name is derived from Rangers' home stadium, Broxi being an anagram of Ibrox. Broxi is a brown bear with blue inner ears and nose, wearing a Rangers strip. [186] He made his first appearance in a 2–2 draw against Raith Rovers on 13 November 1993. [187] Broxi was later accompanied by his "wife" Roxi and their "son" Boris [186] although from 2001 Roxi and Boris no longer made any on-field appearances at Ibrox. [188] Roxi and Boris did continue to appear on some club merchandise. [186] On 9 September 2017, Roxi and Boris were re-introduced before a 4–1 win against Dundee.

Every year from the 1988–89 season until the 1996–97 season, Rangers won the league title. This nine-in-a-row achievement equalled Celtic's record, set prior to the forming of the Scottish Football League Premier Division, subsequent to which competing teams met four times a season. The first three of these seasons the club was managed by Graeme Souness; the latter six under the stewardship of Walter Smith. [42] The club's most distinct rivalry is with Glasgow neighbours Celtic F.C.; the two clubs are collectively known as the Old Firm. Rangers' traditional support is largely drawn from the Protestant Unionist community, whilst Celtic's traditional support is largely drawn from the Catholic community. The first Old Firm match was won by Celtic and there have been over four hundred matches played to date. The Old Firm rivalry has fuelled many assaults, sometimes leading to deaths, on Old Firm derby days; an activist group that monitors sectarian activity in Glasgow has reported that on Old Firm weekends, admissions to hospital emergency rooms have increased over normal levels and journalist Franklin Foer noted that in the period from 1996 to 2003, eight deaths in Glasgow were directly linked to Old Firm matches, as well as hundreds of assaults. [206] [207] Eighteen men (including two repeat appointments) have been manager of Rangers during the club's history. [73] [316] [317] In addition, ten men have taken charge of the side on a caretaker basis, while five served as secretaries choosing the team, prior to the appointment of the club's first full-time manager, William Wilton, in 1899. It should be sustainable. We want to explore designs that help us support the lowest environmental impact possible. The eternal rivalry, known as the Old Firm, between the two Glaswegian city teams, Rangers and Celtic has been ongoing since the first Old Firm match in 1888, in which Rangers lost 5–2 in a friendly against the Celtic team which was largely made up of "guest players" from Hibernians.Our uniform guidelines for each age group explain what uniform should be worn when. Put simply, it's all about wearing clothing that is appropriate for the weather and activity. Sometimes this means official uniform and at other times casual wear. Uniform for formal events