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The Rangers Overseas Development Project and the Founders Trail.Update!


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The Founders Trail first took to the streets of Glasgow in 2009.

 Our core objective is to give people an understanding of what Rangers Football Club is and why it means so much to so many  people around the world.

We literally have a story like no other.

During the course of the Trail we highlight how those wonderful traits that we associate with our Club, hard work, discipline, honesty, integrity and fair play were the very foundation stones that our Club was built upon ,these were put in place by our Founders  on Fleshers Haugh  in 1872.

We show how our Club is woven  into  the very fabric of our city Glasgow.

Just recently we were invited  to a meeting with the Club where they informed us that they are very  keen to   get the Founders Trail involved with  the Rangers Overseas Development Project.

This wonderful initiative regularly brings groups from all over the world into Glasgow where kids, parents and grandparents get to sample the unique Rangers experience.

The kids train at Auchenhowie, take in a match when possible, and visit local attractions.

We’re delighted to say that on Tuesday 21st November we’ll be taking our first group from North America around Glasgow to tell of  how a  group of kids came into the town from the Scottish countryside and formed on a spare bit of ground what was to become the world’s most successful football club.

This is a hugely important and positive step not only for the Founders Trail but Rangers Football Club and we’re delighted to be involved.

Our wonderful Founders story is going global!

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What an experience the Founders Trail will be for these young people as Our Story is like no other in sport.

Congratulations, Iain and Gordon; well deserved for all the hard work you put in researching The Rangers Story.

Glad to hear the Club is helping to take the message far and wide.

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4 hours ago, dougie76 said:

That's great to hear, still haven't got round do doing it myself yet as l've been waiting for my son to get a wee bit bigger so we can go togther and he would appreciate it more. 

Its the kind of thing you can do more than once. They add things all the time. Just go and then go again :D

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