Murray attempts to get Rangers fans onside after ex-boss Smith drops bid

Rangers chairman Malcolm Murray has urged fans to unite behind the new regime after a Walter Smith-led consortium withdrew their interest in buying the club.

Wed, 20 Jun, 2012 - 01:00

Lisa Gray

The former Ibrox boss confirmed earlier yesterday he would step aside after a £6m (€7.4m) offer to the Charles Green consortium was rejected.

Smith’s group revealed their interest in purchasing the stricken Glasgow giants last Thursday.

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