Former Rangers and Scotland skipper Eric Caldow has died, the club have announced. He was 84.
Caldow won five league titles, two Scottish Cups and three League cups with the Ibrox club in a career which spanned 407 appearances, and was also capped 40 times by his country and captained the national side on 14 occasions.
Rangers announced his death in a statement on their official website, saying: “Rangers Football
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