Gers' Moore named in Australian Olympic squad

Craig Moore is set to fulfill the dream which has cost him his Rangers career after being named in Australia’s Olympic squad.

Gers' Moore named in Australian Olympic squad
Wed, 21 Jul, 2004 - 11:51

Craig Moore is set to fulfill the dream which has cost him his Rangers career after being named in Australia’s Olympic squad.

The defender was stripped of the Ibrox captaincy and placed on the transfer list after telling manager Alex McLeish that he wanted to represent his country in Athens next month.

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