Sorry to disagree but it is the last game of the 77/78 season. Rangers have just beaten Motherwell 2-0 to clinch the title (Peter McCloy in dark top which is red because it is Motherwell) Also in the John Greig Testimonial didn't Rangers wear a special top with writing about the badge?
Bizarre team mate Full Backs Caldow, Little Half Back Line McColl Young Shearer Forward line Scott Simpson Murray Baird Hubbard The rest of the tour Rae played left half
According to Rangers The Complete Record by Bob Ferrier & Robert McElroy we played Valencia 3 times late May early June 1956 Two 1-1 draws with Simpson and Shearer scoring plus a 1-4 defeat with Hubbard getting the goal. Hope this helps.
i was born in 1952 so can't speak of the Iron Curtain team but your dad is spot on with the 1960s set up. Every team played with two wingers so more or less your full backs (2 & 3) stayed back to cover them, Centre half (5) covered the centre forward. Greig (4) was the ball winner and Baxter (6) was the creative one along with maybe McMillan (8) deeper lying inside right while Brand (10) was more attacking inside left supporting Millar (9) Henderson (7) and Wilson (11) would provide further ammunition from the wings. Imagine it maybe more like 4-2-4 with the opposition lined up in similar fashion. Hope this helps
I'm sure I have seen this before with all listed but the "old" Rangers I am going for Colin Stein, Doug Baillie, Jim Baxter, Ralph Brand, Wilson Wood, George McLean, Billy Ritchie, Johnny Hubbard, Davy Wilson and Jock Shaw. Is that Davie Kinnear in the tracksuit nearest John Greig?