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Jamie Murphy as they saw their boyhood dreams descend into injury nightmares.But the former Scotland star insists his old Ibrox team-mate will make up for lost time by becoming the lightning rod for the Jack Ross revolution in Edinburgh.After having his Rangers career cut short with a chronic foot problem, Dorrans made the switch to Dundee last season after seeing more of the Gers medical staff than the training pitch with manager Steven Gerrard.It’s that frustration which is driving the 33-year-old to savour every moment at Dens Park and he's backing Murphy to have his own Indian summer in Leith after recovering from the knee pain which crippled his chances of shining in Glasgow.Dorrans said: “The worst thing in football is being told you

Steven Gerrard is confident Kemar Roofe has suffered no lasting damage after being replaced early during Thursday's win over Lincoln Red Imps. The former Leeds striker came off with a tight calf in Gibraltar but it remains to be seen if he will be risked against Hibernian.

Rangers, the loan moves of Ross McCrorie and Jamie Murphy stand out. Getting small fees and two players off the wage bill are wins enough for most clubs but the Ibrox men have chalked up a third that few have considered.

Hibs for English Championship outfit Wycombe.Jack Ross confirmed ahead of the Hibees’ home defeat to Aberdeen that the Irish winger had been left out due to a deal being imminent, but wouldn’t confirm which club.However, understands the Chairboys are the former Preston North End man’s destination.The 28-year-old is out of contract at the end of this season and had been in talks with Gareth Ainsworth’s side for the past couple of weeks.Ross moved over the weekend to secure Jamie Murphy on an initial loan from Rangers and the former Motherwell man made his debut as a second half sub against the Dons.His arrival has paved the way for Horgan to head south, where he will join up with former Hearts striker Uche Ikpeazu at Adams Park.“It's likely

Hibs in the coming week.  The Irish winger has been at the club since 2018 but will be allowed to leave.  Hibs signed Jamie Murphy on Saturday and he is on the bench against Aberdeen.  There’s no Horgan in the squad and he will now leave Easter Road.Horgan is in the last year of his contract at the club and will move back down south in the coming days.Ross said: "Daryl Horgan is out of the team today. "It’s likely that he’ll move on from the club in the coming days. "That’s been one that’s been in the pipeline for a few weeks so we needed to get some cover."Horgan has made 80 appearances for the Hibees since joining from Preston North End.

Rangers continue their strong start to the season with a sixth clean sheet in a row against Hamilton. But manager Steven Gerrard is still keen to add to his squad, with a dynamic midfielder his number one goal.

Jamie Murphy has completed a move to Hibs. The 31-year-old heads to Easter Road on an initial season-long loan deal with a one-year contract to follow next term.

Jamie Murphy.The Easter Road outfit are keen to land the former Scotland star either on-loan or on a permanent basis, which would require a six-figure fee.Jack Ross wants to add quality to his squad while they are in a position of strength and believes Murphy would be another major attacking asset to his side who sit joint-top of the table with Rangers.Hibs tried to land Rangers team mate Ross McCrorie earlier this month but lost out to Aberdeen who gazumped their move at the last minute, with a late £350,000 bid.Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has already admitted that Murphy is frustrated by his lack of first-team football at Ibrox.The 31-year-old spent last season on a successful loan at Burton Albion and is at a stage of his career where

On-loan Rangers man Jamie Murphy revealed he's improved as a player since his temporary switch to Burton Albion.

Allan McGregor during a team training camp in Tenerife. The Ibrox side flew to the Canary Island for their winter training camp in January 2019 and Halliday and McGregor were key parts of Steven Gerrard's side.