via Football Insider |
When playing against teams that are ultra defensive, you need to have players that can create something from nothing and cause a bit of chaos in the opposition’s defence.
Against St Johnstone we saw this perfectly highlighted by one Rangers player who had more of the ball than any other and
FOR a certain generation of Rangers supporter, there is one striker whose name still resonates straight through to their hearts and brings a
smile to their faces as wide as the one he sported himself – Michael Mols.
The Dutch striker spent five years in Glasgow after joining from Utrecht in 1999, before returning there after a memo-rable spell in Light Blue.
Brought in for £4million by Dick Advocaat, the Netherlands international…
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