Best Cross in Rangers History

[rbr 1,247]

Cant believe no one has mentioned Charle Millers to Laudrup

[Ser Barristan Selmy 222]

Cant believe no one has mentioned Charle Millers to Laudrup

It's been mentioned twice

[rbr 1,247]

It's been mentioned twice

 

Fat fingers loyal , thats what happens when you skim read things lol:sleep:

[Scott7 5,184]

Old Ally's cross from the right wing at the Stadium of Blight for Gazza to administer the last rites in his OF debut.

 

Gazza had started the move from his own 18 yard line. No bad for a fat Geordie.

[amms 0]

Will always remember Mikhailichenko's cross to McSwegan, who scored with his first touch against Marseille. Great fightback and Durrant's cross for Attila's equalizer was also grand.

 

(2.40 mins in)

 

You're so right, what a cross. Even more amazingly Mikhailichenko actually tackled a guy to set up the second too! Marseille marking for both our goals was shocking though, had that game gone on for five minutes more we'd have beaten them, I've rarely seen a top team chuck it like they did that night.

[pete 2,499]

Another cracker, Ian Durrant, probably my favourite ever Rangers player. In the 2-2 draw with them at Ibrox when Butcher, Woods and McAvennie were sent off we played most the game with Derek Ferguson playing centre half, Roberts in goal and Ian Durrant playing right back, right midfield and right wing. In the last minute of a match we've played most of with nine men he picks the ball up in his own half, out sprints the Celtic defence and midfield, twice, puts in two dangerous crosses the first of which becomes a one-two with McCoist, the second eventually falls to King Richard and, well you know the rest. He ends up on their by-line at the end of this move, his stamina and desire is only matched by his ability. Enjoy from about 8.05 mins, and watch the Celtic keeper's reaction when Gough scores, priceless.

 

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I love watching that as well. The 2 Leeds games are fantastic as well. Lyon 3-0 was also fantastic with the cross to Wallace being a truly memorable one.