Robert Fairley, 79, spent 10 years as a talent spotter for the Club bringing the likes of Ian Durrant, Gordon Dalziel and Billy Davies to Ibrox.
A former Rangers scout has gifted a handmade miniature 'Rangers village' to a schoolboy left scarred for life in a vicious XL Bully attack.
His fond memories inspired him to create a model village that features a lit-up “Ibrox Avenue” with Rangers themed hotels and flats. Former Ibrox scou t Robert got in touch with Teddy’s gran Marion after he was left in awe at the primary one pupil’s bravery. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don’t like our community, you can check out any time you like.If you’re curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.
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Rangers fan scarred for life after XL Bully attack given Ibrox VIP treatmentLittle Teddy Kerr visited the home of his beloved Rangers on Saturday after the club kindly gifted him tickets.
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Rangers Gives Special Treatment to Schoolboy Victim of XL Bully AttackTeddy Kerr, who was severely injured in a vicious attack by an XL Bully, received VIP treatment during his first visit to Ibrox stadium with tickets kindly provided by his beloved Rangers club. Teddy, who required over 100 stitches for his face reconstruction, was taken to a unique suite at the stadium that caters for children with additional support needs.
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Rangers VIP treatment for Paisley boy scarred for life in XL bully attackTeddy Kerr needed 100 stitches and facial reconstruction following the dog attack - now he has had an 'unforgettable' first visit to Ibrox to see his favourite team.
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