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Paul Murray reacts to Rangers title triumph as his mind is dragged back to Donald Findlay’s bizarre interruption
Rangers top flight title in a decade, it marked a profound and deeply poignant moment in Murray’s own personal struggle to see his club returned to the very top of the Scottish game.As he reflected on a triumph he feared might never arrive Murray said: “When the whistle went at the end it’s hard to describe how I actually felt.“It was a feeling of relief, joy and pride.“Pride is a big emotion because there is pride back in the club again and respect, after all the trials and tribulations of the last 10 years.“It was a feeling of pride that we’re finally back to where we had been.”In an instant, his mind races back to Central Park on March 7, 2015.It’s less than 24 hours after Murray, Dave King and John Gilligan completed the boardroom coup
