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Thanks for the response to this, we've been swamped ! The last day that we can take orders is this sunday, the 19th December folks.

Our series continues including : '' What a strange idea of Mr Tom Vallance to have ladies in Ancell's Restaurant. If Tom allows no smoking until the fair sex depart i cannot see much harm in having the opening concert graced by lovely woman''. In Here. http://blog.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/wp/

All Christmas Packages ordered over the last couple of days will be posted tomorrow folks.Royal Mail appear to be catching up. Thank you. Iain.

Our feature continues, apologies for the quality of the opening paragraph. http://blog.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/wp/

The Gospel according to Moses.

The latest batch of books posted today folks. Enjoy !

I posted the first of these fascinating articles last week, here's the second part . http://blog.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/wp/

As day breaks on another glamour Champions League tie at Ibrox, this time against probably the world's most famous Club in Manchester United, it's always nice to let our thoughts drift back for a bit to 1872. Back to when a few kids came to Glasgow seeking their fame and fortune. It wasn't long before they set about, purely through the love of football, forming their own club, The Rangers. It was their collective will and determination to succeed that ensured that The Rangers would be there for future generations to enjoy. We have much to thank them for. From humble beginnings on Fleshers Haugh. To here. Take a bow lads.

Second batch of books being posted today folks.

I've yet to find a website or users that is/are 100% welcoming. However, it won't deter us getting the Founders story out to the majority who are.

The response to the book offer has so far been fantastic. All orders will be posted over the weekend. Also, thank you for the kind words sent.

1872. A massive step for the Club and very moving. Our hearfelt thanks to the Club for this tribute to our Founders.

Rangers have today officially announced that 1872 was our year of formation. Read all about it, it's all in the book ! http://www.rangers.co.uk/articles/20101117/stadium-tributes-announced_2254024_2223539

A classic collection of alternative articles on The Rangers from the 1880's by 'Dark Blue'. We'll be publishing these weekly on the run up to Christmas. http://blog.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/wp/

Most certainly, although the book won't be signed or dedicated. This offer also saves you a couple of quid.

Thanks for the messages. Could anyone else who wishes a book drop me an email to : thegallantpioneers@googlemail.com I don't know why this link doesn't work on here.

Thanks to all who've replied to the offer. We'll be processing the orders this week. The Greatest Story Never Told............Until Now .

Gary Ralston. More info in here. http://www.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/The-Gallant-Pioneers-by-Gary-Ralston.html

We have copies of the book that we've all been waiting on. We can have the books signed/dedicated by the author and posted to you in time for Christmas all for £12. Just deop me a PM i'll do the rest.

Pretson won the match 8-1, but to be fair they were all professional players. Rangers were really embarrassed about the crowd spilling on to the park, they took a pasting in the press about it.

The match report from the game v Preston North End which opened 1st Ibrox , plus a few other little gems. http://www.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/1887.html

We've had a couple of requests for more information on the Christmas Pacakge so here you go. http://blog.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/wp/

In here, also matches v Bolton and Notts Forest. http://www.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/1886.html

'' Master Broadfoot immediately made a dash for the Celtic goal but was abruptly up-ended. The Umpire immediately awarded a direct kick at the opposition goal to the Rangers which led to much wailing and sobbing from the Celtic fans gathered. This was to last for many days and nights''

Results from recent Founders Research. The style of writing is an absolute joy, in particular from our game v Queens Park. ' Rangers right away made a dash at the Queens Park goal, and with great cleverness sent the ball between the posts amid loud hurrahs'. In here. http://www.thegallantpioneers.co.uk/1884.html