Ibrox Stadium

Ibrox which is located on the south side of the river Clyde is the third largest stadium in the whole of Scotland having a capacity of 50,987.

 It was first opened as Ibrox park in 1899 but when a wooden terrace collapsed in 1902 earthen terraces were built in its place and the main stand which was not built until 1928.

Then after the Ibrox disaster in 1971 the stadium was largely rebuilt. The bowl shaped terracing was adapted into three rectangular all seated stands and this was done by 1981, fully renovated by 1997 and renamed Ibrox stadium.

The record attendance is 118,567 and that was against Celtic in 1939

field size 115 x 75 yards (105 x 69 meters)

Ibrox shares Glasgow with Hampden which is scotlands national stadium, Celtic park and Firhill which is Partick thistles home ground 

Murray Park

Rangers training center estimated around £14 million includes 6 large pitches, two half size pitches, a practice area, an indoor pitch all covered within 38 acres and is located at Auchenhowie, milngavie

The center was opened in July 2001 and is split into 3 sections the professional wing, youth wing and administration wing. Every player is monitored here and even have there own training and fitness programme designed to suit there unique abilities, and this is developed with the state of the art £150,000 gym. Murray park is also used for the community as well as the football team itself by providing great facilities.

Revision techniques

The best way for me to remember information is by hearing or reading it repeatedly like a song if it keeps playing the lyrics just automatically get stuck in my head. For next weeks assessment im going to keep looking over the notes and remember it in different sections mabey even re-write some bits that i really struggle to remember.