Maurice Edu with fellow Rangers Chris Burke and Kyle Lafferty at Yorkshire Hospital in Glasgow.   Good stuff!

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The stars of AC Milan are set to make their way up to Glasgow to face Rangers in a high profile friendly set for Wednesday, February the 4th.

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Could Glasgow Rangers legend and current Assistant Coach Ally McCoist be next in line to fill the vacated Sunderland job after Roy Keane’s departure last week, the same team he played for between 1981 - 1983?

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Former Glasgow Rangers / Newcastle and current Queensland Roar defender Craig Moore underwent surgery yesterday to remove his left testicle after having been diagnosed with Testicular Cancer that was detected early enough to treat.

Withdrawing from the Australian National Team ahead of their game in Bahrain next Thursday after having just returned to the Soceroos after an 8 month retirement (and having previously captained the squad) for the 4 - 0 win over Qatar last month in Brisbane, the soon to be 33 year old is hoping that this would be the last time he was forced to miss a game.

“It’s always a shock to hear of a diagnosis like this but I am encouraged by the prognosis from the medical practitioner,” Australia head coach Pim Verbeek said.

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Spanish Glasgow Rangers star Nacho Novo has reiterated his desire to play for his adopted homeland after revealing that he could be eligible for Scottish Citizenship after spending 8 year in Scotland playing for Raith Rovers (2001 - 02), Dundee (2002 - 04) and Rangers (2004 - present).

Once gaining Citizenship, it would be up to the SFA and Manage George Burley to decide if Novo would be the first “foreigner” to don the Scottish Kit.

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“I was asked a simple question about playing for Scotland and I gave an honest answer. When I was young my dream was to play for Spain but that hasn’t happened.

“I have been in Scotland for many years now. My family is Scottish as well. It would be an honour for me to pull on a Scotland jersey.”

Marco Senna anyone?

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Glasgow Celtic Assistan Coach and former player Neill Lennon was attacked by three men in the Ashton Lane area of Glasgow’s West End after Celtics 4 - 2 loss to Glasgow Rangers in the first edition of the 2008 / 09 Old Firm clash at Parkhead.

Lennon is believed to have gone out after the game to grab a drink when he started getting abuse from opposing fans, leading to the violence.

A Strathclyde Police spokeswoman said yesterday: “Police were called around  12.25am to a report of a 37-year-old man assaulted in Ashton Lane, Glasgow.

“The injured man was taken to hospital then discharged after treatment for minor injuries.  He did not wish to make a complaint, however police enquiries are ongoing into the incident.”

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With Maurice Edu looking set to make his Rangers debut against Celtic in the storied Old Firm rivalry, our boy Graig wrote a nice piece about what this rivalry means. Dunny can tell you first hand about his experiences over there and how there is no other game like this in the world. Head here to check out the article.

The 2.7 Million Pound man has finally landed in Glasgow and despite all the delays, Maurice Edu chances of featuring in this weekends Old Firm match against Glasgow Celtic are still significantly high.

And with Barry Ferguson and Gary Naismith out with injuries for significant amounts of time, Edu’s chances of forming a serious midfield partnership at Parkhead with newly signed Pedro Mendes seem that much greater.

From Toronto to Hong Kong to Beijing to Glasgow to Guatemala to Toronto to Glasgow….  That’s one hell of an impressive month.

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