RANGERS supporters queued for hours for the opening of the eagerly awaited club shop in Glasgow. 

The shop in St Enoch’s Square opened for business at 10am with as many as one hundred punters waiting to get in.

And although the club aren't allowed to promote the shop due to the ongoing legal dispute with Mike Ashley, that didn't stop fans turning out in their droves.

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The shop, located on the former site of Maplins Electorics, was said to be doing a roaring trade as supporters stocked up on gifts for themselves and Christmas presents.

Glasgow Times:

The long running dispute between Rangers and Sports Direct means the club cannot promote the store 

Rangers supremo Dave King recently hit out at Ashley and believes the Ibrox club will eventually win their legal battle with Sports Direct. 

Speaking in November, King said: "Unfortunately, Sports Direct has again done its best to interrupt our retail operations by engaging in the type of litigation that they are by now famous for.

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"In my opinion, they use urgent and interim proceedings so that they can drown the court in papers that cannot be adequately reviewed in time.

"This allows them to get interim relief pending a full ventilation of the facts.

"In the final analysis Sports Direct has consistently failed with its bullying tactics and I anticipate a similar outcome to the present litigation."