ON the actual day of the EGM, I made the decision just to walk along to the stadium by myself to gather my thoughts about what we had finally achieved.

I had been to the Fernando Ricksen tribute match the month before. But, that aside, it was the first time I had been to Ibrox since October. It was a strange day.

The meeting lasted 11 minutes. There was a nice atmosphere.

We knew it would be a few hours before the announcement was made official. I hung about for a bit and did a few interviews. I went down to The Louden Tavern for a pint and then made my way to The District Bar to wait for the result to come out.

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Billy Montgomery came up and tapped me on the shoulder. He pointed out an elderly gentleman sitting at the end of the bar and said: “He’s wanting a word with you.”

Truth be told, I was a bit irked because the result was going to come through any minute. But I didn’t want to be disrespectful so I went over and introduced myself.

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He shook my hand and said: “My name is James Struth. Bill Struth was my uncle. I want to thank you for all your efforts for Rangers.”

As God is my witness, as soon as the words left his mouth a huge roar went up. The result of the vote had gone up on the television and we had won by a huge margin.

Gilligan, King and Murray had received around 85 per cent of the votes cast and had been installed as directors.

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In the build-up to the EGM a strange thought had kept popping into my head for some reason. I was repeatedly asking myself: “I wonder who I’ll be with when the announcement is made?”

It was spooky that I was standing with a direct descendent of the man who I had named our organisation after.

James started telling me stories about his uncle which, I am now ashamed to admit, I actually can’t recall. I was just so overcome by what had happened after two years of struggle and how surreal the situation was.

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