Rangers are inviting fans to “get up close and personal” with Rangers 9 in a row legend David Robertson at a special event in July.
Robertson was an integral part of the iconic Gers side’s success, with many considering him to be one of the greatest left-backs in the club’s history.
The event will take place on Friday 5th of July in the Ibrox Suite, with “the stadium providing a stunning backdrop”.
David won’t just be sharing tales of the 12 trophies he won between 1991 and 1997, the hilarious anecdotes from the characters in the dressing room or his own role on the pitch at Ibrox either.
The former left-back is now managing Real Kashmir in India, in one of the most interesting moves for a Scottish manager in the nation’s history.
Such has been Robertson’s success in India,
his time with Real Kashmir was the subject of a recent BBC documentary [BBC iPlayer].
David Robertson brought Real Kashmir from the Indian second division to the upper echelons of the top league in just a matter of seasons. That made the club the first side from the war-torn region of Kashmir to play in the Indian top flight.
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The night will include clips of the recent BBC Documentary, with David talking people through his time at Real Kashmir.
It promises to be a fascinating insight into the Rangers past and Indian present of someone regarded as a bit of a hero on the sub-continent.
The event will be hosted by Rangers TV’s Tom Miller and tickets cost £35 + VAT per person, include a 2-course meal and a pint or wine on arrival. More information about the night is available on the Rangers website.
