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Chaos at one end of the park. Brick walls at the other. It might sound like the story of Rangers’ shambolic first leg against Club Brugge but David Robertson remembers when it was also the case over three decades ago - only in reverse. ‌

A time when Walter Smith had a defence so tough it could have been built from the same red stone that dominates the facade of Ibrox’s Main Stand. ‌

A time when he had a battering ram number nine capable of causing mayhem for some of the best rearguards in Europe. ‌

And a time when those two things cemented together - along with some magic in midfield - conjured up a domestic treble and a run in the first ever Champions League that saw them come within a point of qualifying for the FINAL.

Funnily enough that was also the time they

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