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I done the tour yesterday for the first time in my nearly 28 years on this planet, can I just say you don't really appreciate how amazing the place is when you get the chance to take it all in rather than sitting there biting your nails for a goal.

Also, you don't actually realise how massive the place is (at least from my seat in the top of the copland rear) until you walk down that tunnel and take it all it.

Took the wee man aswell, got at least 200+ photos, it was a brilliant day, also done the Tennents brewery tour after it and went and got pished but that's a different story.

A truly special place is Ibrox.

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Done the tour last season with the wee man,it was just before the EGM or thereabouts and i could sense there was an air of tension in the place.

That aside,the host was brilliant and explained everything to the visiting party and the wee man was in total awe at the history we seen.

It really is a tremendous place we have.

He done the Man City tour with his mum a few months later and was telling the tour guide how poor their trophy cabinet looked compared to ours haha

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I'm thinking it must have been more than a year then as Sandy was still fighting illness when we went.

Also the letter from Mark Walters' mum wasn't there either,might need to book another tour for over the Christmas holidays.

I never seen this letter, what did it say?

I also didn't know the story about how the picture of the queen above the dressing room door was brought in by Terry Butcher, and the players all touch it before going out to the pitch at the start of the game.

Also did you hear the story about Gazza and the bike in the trophy room? :lol:

That's one for a new thread.

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I never seen this letter, what did it say?

I also didn't know the story about how the picture of the queen above the dressing room door was brought in by Terry Butcher, and the players all touch it before going out to the pitch at the start of the game.

Also did you hear the story about Gazza and the bike in the trophy room? :lol:

That's one for a new thread.

That the one where he cycled it to training :lol:

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I did it when I was a kid, mustve been over 15 years ago, loved it, my favourite part was the trophy room and all the stories the guide told us, for some reason I dont really remember being down at the pitch, maybe we didnt do it that day.

Would love to do it again, do they only do it during the season or can you do it during the summer too? Much does it cost these days?

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I did it when I was a kid, mustve been over 15 years ago, loved it, my favourite part was the trophy room and all the stories the guide told us, for some reason I dont really remember being down at the pitch, maybe we didnt do it that day.

Would love to do it again, do they only do it during the season or can you do it during the summer too? Much does it cost these days?

It was my bro that paid for it for my das birthday, no sure about the price, but I'd imagine the summer is when it's most popular since there's usually trophies in the place.

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The tour is well worth the money..

Got took round Auchenhowie as well a couple of weeks ago. absolutely cracking complex

When I was an apprentice Glazer a few years ago we got to work in Murray Park fixing the big glass panels inside where the big Rangers badge is on the window because someone hit the ball that high and hard and cracked the panel that was there. :lol:

Great place, but would like to have had a better look about the place, but most of it was closed of because it was the summer.

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When I was an apprentice Glazer a few years ago we got to work in Murray Park fixing the big glass panels inside where the big Rangers badge is on the window because someone hit the ball that high and hard and cracked the panel that was there. :lol:

Great place, but would like to have had a better look about the place, but most of it was closed of because it was the summer.

I hope we took the money to fix it out of Ian Blacks wages..

It does need a bit of work done but as a football centre it's fantastic..

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I hope we took the money to fix it out of Ian Blacks wages..

It does need a bit of work done but as a football centre it's fantastic..

Long before him, must have been the summer le Guen took over, or the summer after.

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I did it when I was a kid, mustve been over 15 years ago, loved it, my favourite part was the trophy room and all the stories the guide told us, for some reason I dont really remember being down at the pitch, maybe we didnt do it that day.

Would love to do it again, do they only do it during the season or can you do it during the summer too? Much does it cost these days?

Same here mate. Done it for my 11th birthday, I'm 26 now, been meaning to go back.

I can remember it all like it was yesterday though. I ran out the tunnel but wasn't allowed on the pitch lol

Remember pretending to wash my hair in the showers like Amoruso as there was a radox bottle sitting there :lol:

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Same here mate. Done it for my 11th birthday, I'm 26 now, been meaning to go back.

I can remember it all like it was yesterday though. I ran out the tunnel but wasn't allowed on the pitch lol

Remember pretending to wash my hair in the showers like Amoruso as there was a radox bottle sitting there :lol:

I did a similar thing but i was pretending to be Ricksen so i tried to suck every big tittie in sight

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Knew about the queens picture being brought in by Terry Butcher and the Gazza story had me laughing,he really was a nutcase!

Not sure what the letter from Mark Walters' mum said,that was jackunion that posted that,would like to know myself though.

Not Mark Walters, Walter smiths mum ?

Anyway the story is:

Walters sister was looking through they're mums stuff in the attic when she sadly passed away. And she came across a letter from a representative of rangers stating something along the lines that " in reply to your letter unfortunately under no circumstances can we let Walter into ibrox with a broken leg to watch rangers at pitch side "

The letter itself was in the left corner of trophy room as you walked in the door.

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