Captain James Tavernier hugely honoured to be inducted into Rangers Hall of Fame
Tavernier, Allan McGregor and Steven Davis were all inducted at the weekend
Rangers captain James Tavernier spoke of the "huge honour" of being inducted into the Ibrox club's Hall of Fame.
Along with goalkeeper Allan McGregor and midfielder Steve Davis, the 31-year-old full-back, who joined from Wigan in 2015, was recognised for their contribution to the Govan club at the opening gala dinner for New Edmiston House on Sunday night.
It was the first inductions into the Hall of Fame since 2014,and speaking to Rangers TV, Tavernier, who scored a double in Rangers 3-0 win at Livingston on Saturday, said: "It is an absolute huge honour. It's still not really sunk in.
"I have been playing it down but it is such a special moment for myself and I couldn't have been doing what I do every single day without the people who have been supporting me all the way
"That's my family, the people at the training ground and the fans so it's a special moment.
"I am lost for words for how monumental it is. To see my name on the wall on the marble stairs and share that with the family is so special."
McGregor, 41, was similarly honoured to be celebrated and said: "I said this on the stage, I am not one for individual awards but this one means the world to me.
"To have your name on that marble staircase forever is a special moment for me and I am absolutely honoured and privileged that this special institution has made me part of that.
"I was a wee bit nervous and excited but the names up there and being part of that is really something really special for me.
"It's a club that I love and so when I am finished and go to games, to walk up that marble staircase and see my name there is definitely something I'll treasure forever."
Davis, 38, capped 140 times for for Northern Ireland, admitted the accolade was beyond his "wildest dreams".
He said: "It's huge, it's really difficult to put into words in terms of the magnitude of it.
"Growing up in Northern Ireland and being a boyhood fan, my dream was always to play for the club first and foremost but to be inducted into the Hall of Fame with people I idolised growing up it is a really special moment for me.
"There is such a big following from Northern Ireland. All my friends and myself grew up as fans and we emulated the players when growing up and playing in the park so to be in this position is beyond my wildest dreams."
Ally McCoist
Ally McCoist is the clubs' record goal scorer, landing 355 goals in his 581 appearances. He played for the club from 1983-1998. McCoist also won two back-to-back European Golden Shoe's, in 1991/92 and 1992/93. While playing for Rangers, McCoist won 20 trophies.
The club legend managed the side from 2011-2015, where he won a League One title and a Third division title.
John Greig
Often called 'the greatest Ranger', Greig holds the record for the most appearances made for the side. He made 755 appearances between 1961-1978, where he also scored 120 goals and won 16 trophies.
Sandy Jardine
Right back Sandy Jardine made 674 appearances for Rangers and scored 77 goals. Jardine won two domestic trebles in 1975/76 and 1977/78. Jardine won 14 trophies at Rangers, including their only European trophy.
Davie Cooper
Davie Cooper made 540 appearances for Rangers where he scored 75 goals. He won 13 trophies while at the club.
Bill Struth
Bill Struth was the second manager of Rangers Football Club, and lead the club for 34 years between 1920 and 1954. Struth won a record 18 Scottish league championships, 10 Scottish Cups and two Scottish League Cups.
Walter Smith
Smith managed Rangers from 1991-1998, where he won 13 major trophies in seven years, including seven league titles in succession. He returned to Rangers in January 2007, where we went on to win eight trophies during his second spell as Rangers manager and guided the team to the 2008 UEFA Cup Final. This would be Walter Smith's final managerial job as he retired in 2011.
Brain Laudrup
Brian Laudrup won three consecutive league titles for rangers between 1994 and 1998. He scored 44 goals in his 150 appearances.
Paul Gascoigne
Paul Gascoigne played for Rangers from 1995-1998, where he won two consecutive titles and two doubles. Gazza scored 39 goals in his 103 appearances.
Richard Gough
Richard Gough played for Rangers from 1987-1998 where he won 18 trophies, including nine consecutive Scottish Premier Division titles. The right back made 244 appearances and scored 37 goals.
Moses McNeil
Alongside William McBeath, Peter Campbell and his brother, Peter McNeil, Moses McNeil is one of the founding members of Rangers Football Club. In May 1872, Rangers played their first ever match against Callander F.C. at Glasgow Green's Flesher's Haugh, which resulted in a 0–0 draw.