Rangers go six without a win over Dundee

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Mon, 17 Oct, 2005 - 01:00
Lisa Gray

Alex McLeish will tell you he is not a superstitious man, and that he does not believe in ‘bogey teams’, but the Rangers manager will privately be unnerved by his side’s poor record against Dundee United in the SPL.

Six league games without a win over the Tannadice club do not make good reading for the Scottish champions.

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