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i've done a lot of digging over the past few days, which is hard to do in canada, but thankfully with ebay and some of the footie forums, i've managed to track down the someone with official letters and numbering, then just today i found a contact with a large supply bank of scotland arm patches. anyone else looking for either, feel free to pm me and i'll help you get in contact.

Wasn't a fan of Michael Ball temper tantrums, Cousin's work ethic or the fact that he took time on the pitch away from Boyd, but I don't hate them. Well, maybe Cousin.

Anyone know if Rangers are changing their away GK top (dark red)? I missed out on buying one earlier in the year and now the Rangers direct site is sold out. I've emailed the site a couple times, but haven't heard back. Any info on this would be helpful.

ricksen, check your inbox. Edit: I did a little research and it looks like all the way back to at least the late 90's they used white letters and numbers (spl logo at the bottom) with a black outline.

second one, with the red under arm.

I also have a 2005 top on it's way, so I'd probably be looking to buy in bulk (as I intend to add more shirts to my collection). Edit: for anyone unfamiliar, this is the top I'm referring to:

Ya, clearly he's number 6. I couldn't imagine wearing anyone elses number on my tops.

I purchased a Home top at Ibrox when I was visiting family back in 2000-01 and I'd like to put Ferguson on the back. The heat pressing machine was broken while I was there and since I live in Western Canada now, it's not optimal to send it back. Edit: I'm not sure it's changed at all while Bank of Scotland has been the sponsor.

anyone know where i could pick up lextra brand namesets (name and number for backs of jerseys) for rangers tops from 2000-01 to present? ebay has a lot of english premier/spanish premira and such, but none for the scottish prem.

i remember the rangers vs hearts match i went to back in 2001. i was with my buddy who has season tickets, and he and i were sitting up behind the home goal. the crowd started singing we are the billy boys and i couldn't understand what they were saying. i asked him, and he wouldn't tell me. they weren't even playing a catholic team. hibs are catholic. hearts are protestant. this has gone way too far. over on this side of the pond we support our hockey team by cheering "go (team name) go". gone are the days of singing follow follow and the ibrox roar.