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Sammy has indeed passed another Rangers Legend lost he is survived by his wife Jean. NARSA are in the process of having the banner we have of him sent to Ibrox to be unfurled at Friday's match. A true blue and true gentleman Sammy will be sorely missed by all here at NARSA

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Was a Rangers legend and played at left back as part of the famous 'Iron Curtain'.

"That Iron Curtain laid the foundations for Rangers to become the first team to win the Treble, which they did in 1948-49. Cox missed only one League game as Rangers took the title by a point from Dundee".

Very sad.

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RANGERS Football Club is deeply saddened to announce Sammy Cox, one of Rangers greatest ever players, has passed away after a short illness at the age of 91.

Born in Darvel, Ayrshire on April 13 1924, Sammy played as a teenage amateur for Queen's Park, Third Lanark and Dundee during the war and turned professional with Rangers in May 1946, playing his first game in a 4-0 defeat of Airdrie in the Victory Cup that month.

The Rangers Hall of Fame member played 370 games for the Club scoring 22 goals. He went on to win 3 League Titles, 3 Scottish Cups, 1 League Cup and gained 24 International Caps for Scotland and played a vital role in Rangers becoming the first team to win the Treble in season 1948-49.

Rangers Director John Gilligan speaking on behalf of the Board commented: "On behalf of the Directors, management team, players and staff, I would like to send our sincere condolences to Sammy’s family and to his many friends in the North American

Rangers Supporters Association at this very sad time."

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Sammy has indeed passed another Rangers Legend lost he is survived by his wife Jean. NARSA are in the process of having the banner we have of him sent to Ibrox to be unfurled at Friday's match. A true blue and true gentleman Sammy will be sorely missed by all here at NARSA

It is terribly sad had the pleasure of playing the indoor tournament in 2007 still have the winners trophy that bears his name ;) true gentleman and great Ranger will be missed.

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