The Place Where Legends Live On
SIX new candidates joined the elite band of men who have already been inducted to the illustrious Hall of Fame in 2004.
Nearly 15,000 votes were cast as Gers fans selected their favourites from three different eras - the 50s and 60s, 70s and 80s, 90s and 00s.
The six winners - Ronnie McKinnon, Davie Provan, Tommy McLean, Chris Woods, John Brown and Barry Ferguson - received their awards at the Hall of Fame Gala Dinner at Glasgow's Hilton Hotel on Sunday, February 1.
Some great players have worn the Light Blue over the years and it is fitting that they are recognised.
That's why Rangers conceived the Hall of Fame - the place where legends live on. Chairman David Murray set it up in 2000 to honour the exploits of our heroes using five criteria:
1 - Service to the club
2 - Number of games
3 - Honours won
4 - International caps
5 - Exceptional ability.
There are now 57 members of Hall of Fame and you can read about them on the right side of this page.
Each year the candidates are picked by a panel consisting of Murray, legends John Greig and Sandy Jardine and club historian David Mason who also made sure that the most deserving men from the early days found their place.
Hall of Fame - it's the place where legends live on.
HALL OF FAME
Moses McNeil
Tom Vallance
John McPherson
Nicol Smith
Alex Smith
Tommy Cairns
Andy Cunningham
Bert Manderson
Tommy Muirhead
Sandy Archibald
ALAN MORTON
DAVIE MEIKLEJOHN
Dougie Gray
BOB McPHAIL
JIMMY SMITH
JERRY DAWSON
BOBBY BROWN
JOCK SHAW
GEORGE YOUNG
WILLIE WOODBURN
IAN McCOLL
SAMMY COX
WILLIE THORNTON
WILLIE WADDELL
BILLY SIMPSON
ERIC CALDOW
BOBBY SHEARER
DAVIE WILSON
RALPH BRAND
JIMMY MILLAR
WILLIE HENDERSON
DAVIE PROVAN
RONNIE McKINNON
JIM BAXTER
JOHN GREIG
SANDY JARDINE
WILLIE JOHNSTON
ALEX MACDONALD
COLIN STEIN
DEREK JOHNSTONE
TOMMY McLEAN
TOM FORSYTH
DAVIE COOPER
ALLY McCOIST
IAN DURRANT
GRAEME SOUNESS
TERRY BUTCHER
CHRIS WOODS
RICHARD GOUGH
RAY WILKINS
JOHN BROWN
ANDY GORAM
BRIAN LAUDRUP
PAUL GASCOIGNE
MARK HATELEY
JORG ALBERTZ
BARRY FERGUSON
