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Graham Dorrans reflects on fateful Rangers 'you don't say no' decision as midfielder details injury nightmare
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dailyrecord.co.ukGraham Dorrans will feel all of those emotions when he boards a flight tomorrow and embarks on a new football adventure in Australia.
Regret? That won’t be one of them. Having spent a decade in the Premier League and most of his career in England, Dorrans has more than fulfilled his potential.
He played for his country 12 times, another ambition achieved, and pulled on the strip of boyhood heroes Rangers. That’s where the sense of painful acceptance comes in.Moving to Ibrox in the summer of 2017 was Dorrans’ dream come true, the culmination of everything he’d worked for.It was a chance to emulate heroes he’d grown up watching by lifting silverware in a royal blue shirt but not every dream ends the way you hope it will.
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