Rangers: Brown calls on ex-players to join protest
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JOHN Brown has put out a call to all ex-Rangers players to join him and the fans at Ibrox to protest against the current board.
Brown, who led a similar protest three years ago, will take to the grounds outside the stadium before tomorrow night’s game with Hibs to call on fans and ex-players alike to unite against the current Ibrox regime.
Brown believes that as former servants of the club, he and the other ex-players have a responsibility to fight to save Rangers, he said: “I would say to any ex-player that, together, we have a responsibility to that club. We had some of the greatest moments of our lives playing football for Rangers and now it’s time for us to give something back.
“The least we can do is jump in a taxi and get over to Ibrox for an hour or so on Friday night. That’s all it takes. Just being there will say everything. It will send out a very loud message.
“Everyone can see that the club is being mismanaged by this present board, as it was by previous directors.
“Well now we have to do something about saving it. Any ex-player who can get to Ibrox on Friday should make a point of doing it. We have to do our bit to get the club back in safe hands because if this board stays in charge it is doomed.”
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