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iOS - Android The game has now been rescheduled for Friday, September 17, at 7pm, subject to Covid-19 restrictions.Event organiser Stuart Thomson said: “We are going ahead with our plans at the moment although we realise restrictions could change at any moment.“My background is in the healthcare profession so I know the damage that Covid can cause.“But we are hopeful that with the vaccine rollout we will be able to have a pretty big crowd at the game given it is in the middle of September.”Former Rangers stars Marvin Andrews, Alex Rae, Gordon Durie, Gregory Vignal, Andy Little and Colin Hendry will form the Ibrox side’s squad.Reality star Brian Matthews has also signed on to guest for Rangers while podcaster James English, who is sponsoring

Steven Gerrard and Ross Wilson. The former Ibrox title winner says the Hoops are in disarray and have been left trailing in Rangers ’ wake thanks to a role reversal in club structures.

Eddie Howe fell through. The former Bournemouth boss was established as the clear front-runner for the job but no announcement had been made 13 weeks on from Neil Lennon's departure.

Celtic fans would "embrace" a move south of the border to the Premier League. Following the collapse of European Super League talks have now turned to a British equivalent with the Glasgow giants being added to the English top flight but  understands the plan looks a non-starter.

Ryan Kent 's head by his punditry mate Alex Rae. Kent arrived in Scotland on a £7m deal from Liverpool at the start of last season and his stock has steadily risen after excellent performances at home and abroad.

Ryan Kent is now worthy of a £25million price tag. The former Ibrox midfielder believes the attacker is deserving of such a hefty valuation due to his potential and his outstanding talents which helped his club win the Premiership and reach the last 16 of the Europa League for a second-straight term.

Alex Rae fears the Old Firm game could send a financial shockwave through Scottish football. Scenes of mass rule breaches after Rangers were crowned Premiership champions last weekend saw the Scottish Government put their visit to Celtic under the microscope.It has led to Nicola Sturgeon issuing a warning that the game could be at risk, with Holyrood issuing a stay at home message to supporters ahead of derby day.

Rangers' Covid rule breakers will play for the club again as he defended himself against online trolls. Bongani Zungu, Calvin Bassey, Nathan Patterson, Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear were caught breaching protocols at an illegal gathering and face a period of self-isolation.Earlier this week, Rae called for the Ibrox hierarchy to take a measured approach to handing out any punishments while the player identities were unknown.

Rangers' Covid 5.The Ibrox club were forced into action earlier this week after a number of players were caught breaching Covid protocols at an illegal gathering.Bongani Zungu, Calvin Bassey, Nathan Patterson, Dapo Mebude and Brian Kinnear all now face a period of self-isolation.Rae has lamented the fact Patterson, highly-rated at the club, would likely have been afforded a chance to step in for injured captain James Tavernier during Thursday's Europa League win over Royal Antwerp.And the former Ibrox midfielder reckons it's only going to get worse for the quintet because, due to the isolation period, they won't yet have fronted up to boss Steven Gerrard face to face.

Steven Gerrard plucked a loose ball heading for the dugout out of the sky and killed it dead with a solitary touch.It was a moment that prompted Alex Rae in commentary to suggest ironically that the Scouser "do some work on his touch".Just one of a plethora of individual moments worthy of comment that have been largely forgotten amid the madness of the Antwerp maelstrom.A truly incredible European encounter by any standards finished 4-3 after a see-saw game that saw the Ibrox men twice fight back from behind.The game produced yet more evidence of the incredible strides made by the team on the continent since being turfed out in the first qualifying round by opposition from Luxembourg back in 2017.Here are five moments you may have

Brian Laudrup has slammed the "stupidity" of alleged Covid rule breakers and said any transgression must be punished regardless of the players involved.The Ibrox club are investigating allegations that a number of players attended a party on Saturday night following the win over Kilmarnock.Former Rangers man Alex Rae insisted the Ibrox hierarchy would "have to factor in" the title chase and perhaps "overlook" any transgression in a way they wouldn't if younger players were found to be involved.But Laudrup insists Steven Gerrard should come down hard on anyone found to have broken the rules - no matter who they are.He wrote in his Daily Mail column: "I don't think this investigation will provide a distraction from that task."Gerrard won't

Rangers against any knee-jerk reactions over the alleged Covid rule breaches from players.The Ibrox club have launched an internal investigation after claims some players attended a gathering following Saturday's win over Kilmarnock.The allegations have not been verified but put Scottish football in focus again and earned football another public rebuke from First Minister Nicola Sturgeon.Previously, Light Blues' duo Jordan Jones and George Edmundson were fined and banned for attending a party, with both now shipped out on-loan.With the identity of players potentially involved still unknown, Rae believes the Ibrox hierarchy will have to take a measured approach to handing out any punishments with the club on the brink of a historic

Rangers boss shut down talk of anything apart from the Kilmarnock game. The Ibrox side have been relentless in their pursuit of the Premiership title this season and stood 18 points clear going into the clash with Tommy Wright 's side.

Rangers they’ll be locked out in Liege on Thursday night.The former Ibrox midfielder had a stint as assistant to Alex McLeish at KRC Genk in 2014.And Rae admits to have been unaware of just how fiercely passionate the fans of Standard Liege were until he turned up at the Stade Maurice Dufrasne on a scouting mission that coincided with the one of the most infamous days in their rivalry with Anderlecht.Standard’s ultras unveiled a banner depicting the decapitation of their former favourite Steven Defour, who had left for Porto but returned to sign for Anderlecht.The sight of it riled Defour to such an extent that in the second half he deliberately blasted the ball into the area of the ground where the banner had been unfurled and was sent off

not a Marks and Spencer's cake.

Rangers' victory over Dundee United. The former Ibrox midfielder had been broadcasting with Clive Tyldesley in recent weeks, but the pair were replaced by Tom Miller and Alex Rae on Saturday.Rangers fan @Gruffzilla tweeted: "I’m guessing Clive Tyldesley and Kevin Thomson are still hiding from Jimmy Bell after mocking the kit mistake the other week."New signing Kemar Roofe scored in the recent 2-0 win over Kilmarnock, but did so while wearing a shirt with "ROFFE" on the back, causing much hilarity in the commentary box.

ITV 's main man over the summer, with the veteran admitting he was "baffled". And it's now been announced that Tyldesley will be providing commentary for Rangers TV this season, and will be in the chair for the first home game of the season against St Mirren.

Ibrox top is seen alongside retro shirts of Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid as the group strut their stuff in their latest video. The white top with a blue and red stripe across the centre was worn in the memorable Helicopter Sunday season and worn by stars such as Alex Rae, Dado Prso and Marvin Andrews.

Alex Rae to laughter after he claimed the Ibrox club's pre-season Veolia Trophy win was "tainted". Steven Gerrard 's side lifted the trophy earlier this month at the tournament in France after 2-0 wins over hosts Lyon and fellow Ligue 1 side Nice.

Alex Rae has claimed any Celtic title win for this season would be accompanied by an asterisk in the history books.

Rangers hero Alex Rae admits he's still shocked by the fact that 40k fans turned up to Ibrox to celebrate after beating Hibs to win the league title in 2005.