Love Him or Hate Him, Mcleish Did It His Way Ibrox Fans Will Say Their Goodbyes to a Man Who Divided Them
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ALEX McLEISH will bow out of Rangers tomorrow, leaving behind him four and a half years of triumphs and traumas. It may prove to be a surreal Sabbath au revoir for McLeish at Ibrox: he has been both prolifically successful at one stage, while also, arguably, the least worshipped Ibrox manager in living memory.
For all the pitfalls there have been, the one thing McLeish doesn't have to worry about is what it says on his Rangers cv. Seven trophies in three and a half of those years represented as keen a collecting of jugs as you can get in the game.See the full content of this document
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Love Him or Hate Him, Mcleish Did It His Way Ibrox Fans Will Say Their Goodbyes to a Man Who Divided Them
Yet the season now concluding, in domestic terms, has been painful for McLeish and Rangers. It is 18 years since the Ibrox club last finished outside the top two in the Premierleague.
McLeish sat down and reflected yesterday on his Ibrox experience, and seemed to alternate between displaying a bit of bravado and sounding a mite bashful over certain episo...See the full content of this document
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