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Rangers team 1961-62 line-up in front of main stand at Ibrox Park arms with cup trophys. (Back) Henderson Wood Penman Neil McLean Ritchie Martin McFarlane Niven Murray Hunter Hume Burnside (Middle)

Rangers FC team line-up group season. Circa 1964-65 MSI

Rangers FC team line-up group season Circa 1963-64. Before Scottish cup final against Dundee. MSI

Billy Connolly on stage wearing big banana boots

Rangers FC ECWC European Cup Winners Cup team line-up during training before final in Barcelona 1972 they play Moscow Dynamo. Circa May 1972

Berwick Rangers FC Team who beat Glasgow Rangers in Scottish Cup 1967 football strip in front of crowd

Alex Knight Restaurant owner married to Carol Smillie TV presenter shirt inside house

TV Programme Take the High Road Teri Lally actress Take The High Road wedding to Scott Ferguson Lesley Fitz-Simons bridesmaid bride and groom on steps of church flowers

Billy Connolly comedian opening new £6m East Stand at Celtic Park Parkhead long
Billy Connolly comedian opening new £ 6m East Stand at Celtic Park Parkhead long Green coat holding arms with Celtic manager Tommy Burns and chairman Fergus McCann

Celtic FC backroom staff Jimmy McGrory PRO and former manager Neil Mochan coach Sean Fallon assistant manager Willie Fernie coach John Higgins chief scout John Duffy scout John McAlindon groundsman

Tommy Burns footballer Celtic FC in UEFA Cup match heading the ball football strip SPORTING LISBON

Wallace Mercer former Hearts football chairman standing in street

Tom McKean reflecting on past glories and scheming a triple glory bid for the new season. 12th June 1991

model of new North stand with Fergus McCann chairman Celtic FC John Keane director Charles Martin project director of Bucknall Austin Alan Exley project Partner of Hutter Jennings & Titchmarsh Robin

First Celtic FC Board of directors after Fergus McCann took oversuit shirt and tie standing in front of picture of Lisbon Lions

Fergus McCann and Jim Dempsey leader of the Celtic rebel shareholders shaking hands outside Parkhead Celtic Park

St Enochs Station Hotel and Square Victorian Glasgow street scene building

George Square Victorian Glasgow public ceremony for the laying of the foundation stone of municiple buildings City Chambers crowd spectators

Queen Street corner with Ingram Street at Exchange Square Victorian Glasgow street scene buildings 1895

Bridgeton Working Mens Club London Road Victorian Glasgow street scene building 1865 reading rooms

Billy McNeill Testimonial game footballer Celtic FC with manager Jock Stein and Bill Shankly Liverpool FC holding glass drink MSI

Celtic FC team players at Turnberry winners of Scottish Cup and League 1954 including Mike Haughney Sean Fallon John Bonnar John McPhail Jock Stein Neil Mochan Bobby Evans Charlie Tully Circa July

Andy Stewart Scottish singer tanding at microphone on stage mouth open arm out

Andy Stewart singer holding goblet at home fireplace foot on fire christmass tree tartan

Andy Stewart singer signing autographs for twin girls

Andy Stewart singer entertainer head shot

Queen Street corner with Ingram Street at Exchange Square Victorian Glasgow street scene buildings 1895

Rangers FC team line-up group. Circa 1960s MSI

Fergus McCann managing director Celtic FC sitting with John Keane and Financial director Eric Reilly

Kevin Kelly Celtic FC and Peter Reily of GDA Glasgow Development Agency sign £; 2m Cambuslang deal for new stadium suit and tie sitting in office football

John Leslie TV presenter Blue Peter sitting down in garden arms out

Trevor Steven footballer Rangers FC scores winner in derby league match agianst Celtic at Ibrox season 92-93 football strip

Allan Wells athlete runner sprinter age 7 as young boy school boy child head shot

Jock Stein manager and Steve Chalmers footballer Celtic FC during training with Goalkeeper John Fallon. July 1966

Bobby Lennox footballer Celtic FC during training shooting past goalkeeper Bent Martin watched by manager Jock Stein. July 1966

Jock Stein football manager Celtic FC and Willie Ormond football manager Scotland talking to each other Circa 1978

Andy Stewart singer at the Kings Theatre Edinburgh arm in arm with dancers girls from the White Heather group UNSEEN SCOTLAND PART 1 CELEBRITIES CODE USA011

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"SD Scan: A Journey Through Rangers' Glorious History and Iconic Moments" Step back in time to the 1961-62 season as we witness the formidable Rangers team line-up in front of the majestic main stand at Ibrox Park, proudly displaying their well-deserved cup trophies. In a hilarious twist, comedic legend Billy Connolly takes center stage wearing his infamous big banana boots, bringing laughter and joy to all who witness his eccentricity. The underdogs rise as Berwick Rangers FC triumphantly beat Glasgow Rangers in the Scottish Cup of 1967, forever etching their name into football history. Their football strip serves as a symbol of determination and resilience against all odds. As seasons come and go, we find ourselves transported to various eras. The circa 1973-74 MSI captures yet another powerful lineup of the Rangers FC team, ready to conquer any challenge that comes their way. The echoes of success continue with glimpses into other remarkable seasons such as circa 1969-70 MSI, circa 1970-71 MSI, circa 1964-65 MSI - each showcasing a united group destined for greatness on the pitch. Beyond football glory lies an intriguing connection between worlds; enter Alex Knight Restaurant owner married to Carol Smillie TV presenter. Witnessing this unexpected union reminds us that even off-field relationships can intertwine with our beloved sport. Television has played its part too. Teri Lally's portrayal in TV Programme Take the High Road captivated audiences nationwide. Her talent brought fictional characters to life while leaving an indelible mark on Scottish television history. European conquests are not forgotten either. Behold the legendary ECWC European Cup Winners Cup team-line up during training before their final battle - a testament to their dedication and ambition for continental glory. And finally, bridging rivalries through humor is none other than Billy Connolly himself opening Celtic Park's new £6m East Stand.