Rangers club together for proposed Memorial Wall
January 12 2018
Rangers Football Club have kicked off plans to erect a memorial garden on a section of surplus car park outside Ibrox Stadium in honour of the club’s players and to remember victims of the Ibrox disaster.Incorporating an inlaid bronze ‘timeline’, seating and stainless-steel engravings the landscaped corner will include stainless steel pedestals with embedded tablets for visitors to peruse and a polished black Corian disaster memorial slate.
Designed by Memorial Walls the seating plinths will incorporate concealed Bluetooth charging within a secure area demarked by decorative perimeter railings and gates.
Foliage plinths, LED ground lighting and printed club mosaic round off the planned features set.
The proposed memorial wall would be open to the public between the hours of 08:00 and 20:00 daily.
7 Comments
#1 Posted by mischief on 12 Jan 2018 at 12:25 PM
'club together'...so not the company?
#2 Posted by monkey9000 on 12 Jan 2018 at 12:34 PM
Concealed Bluetooth charging..... !?
#3 Posted by jimbob tanktop on 13 Jan 2018 at 16:21 PM
A memorial is a noble idea and should be realised, but this looks a bit like a dog's toilet area. With USB points.
#4 Posted by Sven on 13 Jan 2018 at 20:56 PM
One would have thought that a memorial gadden would have trees or something living in it. The planned 'garden' looks like they have closed off the car park temporarily in case they need to use it again. Giant plant pots can have lights and even Bluetooth charging docks.
#5 Posted by Graeme McCormick on 14 Jan 2018 at 19:02 PM
I’m old enough to recall one they had before: it was the cinder track round the pitch
#6 Posted by ian McLaren on 24 Jan 2018 at 13:26 PM
Who is paying for it?
First things first.
Putting a winning team together is surely of
prime importance to the board decision .
First things first.
Putting a winning team together is surely of
prime importance to the board decision .
#7 Posted by Terra on 4 Feb 2018 at 00:17 AM
Well the area around Ibrox is a derelict hells cape so the beginnings of an attempt to improve it has to be welcomed. Celtic are, ironically, a good example to follow in this regard.
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