I have a plan to curb my out of control Rangers collection

[Eck]

No more friendlies,testimonials,diddy cups etc. Anyone else taken this step with their collections?

[Wullie]

But surely these are the programmes that make a collection interesting. The most collectable, sought after , expensive programmes in any collection are the obscure friendly, minor cup games.

[sharrowblade]

Sounds like a Baldrick plan
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A Sheffield United Programme guide

[Eck]

There are just too many of them though. When you think of the amount of European,league cup and Scottish cup games Rangers have played. I think that's enough to be going on with,I can maybe keep the Glasgow cup and Drybrough cup but the foreign tour games and the friendlies against Renfrew and Pollok hold little interest for me i'm afraid.

[Senior82]

If you want a prune, do it the other way. Run of the mill league games are ten a scottish quid. Collect the friendlies (which are usually thinner programmes) and ditch the league stuff. Then go for tickets.
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[Eck]

It's an idea but I like the league programmes and i'm not too concerned about the value of my collection because if I ever stop collecting ,i'll pass them on to my nephew who is as much a bluenose as myself and not interested in selling apart from my doubles and other non Rangers.

[Bankie boy]

You'll not need to worry about European games for a few years surely that will cut them down a wee bit.
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[Eck]

Bankie boy wrote:

You'll not need to worry about European games for a few years surely that will cut them down a wee bit.

I had a look through my oddities as I call them. I wasn't getting shot of my European ones anyway. Anyway,i've changed my mind. As Sharrowblade said it was a bit of a Baldrick plan.

Do Clydebank still have a team?

[Bankie boy]

Eck wrote:

Bankie boy wrote: You'll not need to worry about European games for a few years surely that will cut them down a wee bit. Do Clydebank still have a team?

Might not be in the same League now,but the same name,badge,strips,supporters and play in the same town ,only new owners, so in the words of Derek Johnstone 'Of course we are the same team'
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[Eck]

I don't doubt it, I had to look up wiki to find out what was happening with the bankies. Looks like a load of twats in suits ruined the club. I can relate to that. Sadly the consequences for Clydebank were more serious,it's a wonder they are around in any form at all.