Reacties op: Ibrox Stadium

Door: Wojciech

Wojciech — Mon, 23 Mar 2015 17:16:34 +0000

I went to watch Rangers against Queens Park in 2013. Great place!Got my ticket online a good few weeks in advance. Got a bus from the airport to the ground and then taxi back. Very good atmosphere and very vocal support. I always loved Rangers and watching them live was something i will never forget. W.A.T.P.

Door: bob pattie

bob pattie — Fri, 07 Nov 2014 22:31:12 +0000

I lived close to hampden park when I was young so I supported, and was even signed as a queens park player by ex ranger Harold davies when he was in charge. Me and my pals would be ever present when queens trained at lesser hampden. A few of us were invited to take part occasionally in their sessions resulting in 4 of us being provisionally signed. Only one of us made it and I was not one of them. I was an avid queens park supporter then, but when my dad Robert pattie and next door neighbour archie dickie took me to my first Glasgow rangers match at ibrox against raith rovers, which rangers won 10-2, I immediately became a rangers supporter. This was along time ago now, but at the time was absolutely fantastic. I continued to follow and support rangers thereafter. The subject that is being scrutinised is the ibrox disaster of 1971. I was still an avid rangers supporter then, along with my London English girlfriend whom was in Glasgow at the time and I had acquired 2 tickets for this match. We had left ample time to arrive at ibrox in plenty of time to take up our position at the rangers end of ibrox for the match. In place and intrepidation of what was yet to unfold, We steeled ourselves for what was about to take place. As always the hatred of this event became evident and the hairs on the back of your neck stood up and brought trepidation and fear into your whole being. Honestly it is an indescribable feeling of hopelessness that paralyses you. Anyhow you carry on towards the conclusion of this game of football that means everything in your life. Win and you are champions loose and you are failures. To draw and loose 66 human beings is a catastrophe. What is more important. I witnessed the disaster of 1971. I will never be able to remove from my memory the trajedy of that evening. God bless you all.

Door: william hogg

william hogg — Thu, 30 Oct 2014 18:54:15 +0000

If you’re a home fan or friendly neutral there are interesting drinking experiences to be had in one of the various Rangers – minded bars near Ibrox !
Re the Subway – coming from town, the best way to get to Ibrox is indeed the Inner Circle via Hillhead (the Subway is a circular system like the Circle Line in London but a lot shorter). It’s a longer journey but you’ve more chance of actually getting a seat. Expect queues at Ibrox Station post – match.

Door: Graham Carson

Graham Carson — Mon, 08 Sep 2014 20:05:13 +0000

As a Rangers Fan for more than 50 years I have to advise that the picture of Ibrox in the early 1990s is back to front ( mirror image)

Apart from the surrounding buildings being in the wrong places the cars all appear as if driving on the right

Otherwise a great website

Door: James Miller

James Miller — Thu, 20 Jun 2013 21:53:47 +0000

I first visited Ibrox in 1969 and Rangers beat St. Mirren 2-0. Freezing cold day but it was the start of a lifetime of memories. So many great players including the quite magnificent John Greig who is truely the greatest player ever to have ever lead the Rangers. The capacity was so different in the 1970’s, I remember attending a game against Hibs with over 70,000 people making up the crowd. The night the European Cup Winners Cup trophy was brought back to the Stadium and especially the semi final against Bayern Munich. Then so many games against Celtic, many were good some were not but always good fun. Ibrox is a great place to see a great club.

Door: annie brunt

annie brunt — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 12:31:11 +0000

OH I remeber that stadia packed to the gunnels and wee Jimmy Johnstone running rings roon the entire rangers defence. No to mention Franz Beckonbuars goal for Bayern Munich Man I’d have cried but my fatheer wouldv’e battered me.