In 1999, Rangers Football Club established its Hall of Fame to honour the greatest players in the club’s illustrious history.
The honour and recognition system was created to recognise exceptional service and lasting contributions made to the club.
Rangers Hall of Fame quickly became one of the highest distinctions any player could achieve.
It should only be reserved for the very best and while some fans would argue there is a recency bias with some modern additions, you don’t get your name on that hallowed board for nothing.
How the Rangers Hall of Fame was formed
While the club initially selected the inductees, the process was opened to the fans from 2001 onwards.
This change allowed the passionate and fiercely loyal Rangers supporters to play a direct role in deciding which players deserved a place among the club’s legends.
The founding members, Sandy Jardine, John Greig, David Mason (club historian), and David Murray (then Chairman) defined the criteria for induction.
- Service to the club
- Number of appearances
- Honours won while at Rangers
- International caps earned during their time at the club
- Exceptional ability and impact
Together, these attributes celebrate not only statistical achievement but also dedication, loyalty, and on-pitch excellence.
Today, the Rangers Hall of Fame stands as a proud tribute to the club’s storied heritage and its most iconic figures.
By honouring the players who have shaped its history, it continues to inspire current and future generations of players to strive for greatness in the famous blue jersey.
The most recent inductions to Rangers Hall of Fame were made in 2023, when Steven Davis, Allan McGregor and James Tavernier were honoured.
At present, the list now contains 95 names.
They range from the founders to the best of recent years.
From Moses McNeil and William McBeath, Ian McMillan and Davie Meiklejohn, to Jimmy Millar and Ralph Brand, to Willie Johnston and Colin Stein. Davie Cooper and Graeme Souness, Ally McCoist and Mark Hateley, to Davie Weir and Steven Davis and everyone in between.
Rangers Hall of Fame in full
The full list of 95 Rangers Hall of Fame inductees is as follows:
A
- Jorg Albertz
- Lorenzo Amoruso
- Sandy Archibald
B
- Jim Baxter
- Bobby Brown
- George Brown
- John Brown
- Ralph Brand
- Terry Butcher
C
- Tommy Cairns
- Eric Caldow
- Peter Campbell
- Alfie Conn
- Davie Cooper
- Sammy Cox
- Thomas Craig
- Andrew Cunningham
D
- Harold Davis
- Steven Davis
- Ally Dawson
- Jerry Dawson
- Arthur Dixon
- Jock Drummond
- Ian Durrant
E
- Sam English
F
- Barry Ferguson
- Ian Ferguson
- Jimmy Flemming
- Tom Forsyth
G
- Paul Gascoigne
- Neilly Gibson
- Torry Gillick
- Andy Goram
- Jimmy Gordon
- Richard Gough
- Dougie Gray
- John Greig
H
- Robert Hamilton
- Mark Hateley
- Willie Henderson
- Johnny Hubbard
J
- Colin Jackson
- Sandy Jardine
- Willie Johnston
- Derek Johnstone
K
- Stefan Klos
L
- Brian Laudrup
- John Little
M
- Alex MacDonald
- Ronnie MacKinnon
- Bert Manderson
- Willie Mathieson
- Willie McBeath
- Stuart McCall
- Peter McCloy
- Ally McCoist
- Ian McColl
- Lee McCulloch
- Allan McGregor
- Tommy McLean
- Ian McMillan
- Moses McNeil
- Bob McPhail
- Dave McPherson
- David Meiklejohn
- Jimmy Millar
- Alan Morton
- Tommy Muirhead
N
- George Niven
- Nacho Novo
P
- Derek Parlane
- David Provan
R
- Fernando Ricksen
- Billy Ritchie
- Bobby Russell
S
- Alex Scott
- John Shaw
- Bobby Shearer
- Billy Simpson
- Jimmy Simpson
- Alec Smith
- Dave Smith
- Nicol Smith
- Graeme Souness
- Colin Stein
T
- James Tavernier
- Willie Thornton
V
- Tom Vallance
W
- Willie Waddell
- David Weir
- Ray Wilkins
- Davie Wilson
- Willie Woodburn
- Chris Woods
Y
- George Young
