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Rangers Unique NFT Champions Collection Available Now!
RANGERS are today delighted to announce a unique NFT Champions Collection to commemorate the club's undefeated 2020-21 season - available now!
You can find out more and purchase HERE
The 2020-21 campaign was a momentous highlight in the long and exalted history of Rangers. It marked our first Premiership title in a decade, a feat we accomplished in phenomenal style, going undefeated in the league.
To mark this achievement, and to preserve its legacy in the annals of football history, we're delighted to announce the launch of a commemorative series of NFTs .
We'll be launching a series of 1,111 unique and beautifully crafted NFTs, featuring four tiers of rarity:
1/1 –The Champions Trophy Lift
1/10 - The Champions Trophy Lift – 'Manager & Club Captain edition'
1/100 - "The Invincibles" Signed Shirt
1/1,000 – The Premiership Medal
NFTs, or Non-Fungible Tokens, are wholly unique and individual entries on a blockchain ledger of payments, which provide a complete and fully verifiable contract of ownership, meaning that when you buy one of our commemorative NFTs, you can be safe in the knowledge that you and you alone can claim to be the owner of that piece of club history.
Our NFT collection will be dropping on Opensea on Wednesday, November 17. The 1/1,000 Premiership Medal and the 1/100 "The Invincibles" Signed Shirt will both be listed at a fixed sale price.
Our most rare NFTs - the 1/10 The Champions Trophy Lift – 'Manager and Club Captain edition' and the 1/1 'The Champions Trophy Lift' - will be sold via an auction, starting on November 22 and ending on November 29.
When you buy our NFTs, you're not just buying exclusive digital artwork and a piece of Rangers history - you're also buying unforgettable real-life experiences. All of our 1/10 The Champions Trophy Lift – 'Manager & Club Captain edition' NFTs come with two hospitality match invites, an exclusive Rangers legend guided stadium tour, and a signed Rangers shirt.
Our ultra-rare 1/1 The Champions Trophy Lift NFT comes with a once-in-a-lifetime chance to have an exclusive lunch with the Rangers team at the Rangers Training Centre and two Directors' Box invitations at the next Ibrox Old Firm match.
We'll be releasing more details shortly about the release, the exclusive perks that come with our rare NFTs, as well as useful explainer guides about how to buy NFTs from Opensea, so be sure to keep an eye out for these! In the meantime, you can find out more about the platform and NFT drops HERE.
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LOOK: Rangers Unveil New Alternate Jerseys Featuring Iconic Shield, 'blue Shirts' On Collar
One of the NHL's Original Six teams will be debuting a new third jersey this year. On Friday, the New York Rangers revealed their new alternate uniforms, which center the iconic shield on the front for the first time in decades.
The Rangers dropped a video on social media in which Mika Zibanejad, Igor Shesterkin and K'Andre Miller model the new threads. The main color is a darker navy blue, which was recently used on the team's Reverse Retro jerseys.
With the Rangers shield in the middle of the jersey, there is red, white and blue piping at the bottom. On the sleeves and socks, there is a unique style of piping using that same color scheme, which the Rangers say is meant to "emulate The Garden's lights, streaking traffic, and the hustle of our city."
One smaller detail is that the team's nickname, "blue shirts," will be stitched to the inside of the collar. That, according to the team, will "serve as a reminder of how our identity is interwoven with our city's identity."
While the Rangers have used altered versions of the shield for special event games, like the Winter Classic, the iconic logo has not been a regular feature on uniforms since 1978.
Fans hoping to see the jerseys live in action will have 10 opportunities to do so. They will make their debut against the Los Angeles Kings on Dec. 10, and the Rangers announced nine more games in which the third jerseys will be worn.
Annan Ace Tony Wallace Reveals Rangers 'shut The Door' Shirt Snub Disappointment After Missing Out On Champions Memento
TONY WALLACE has revealed his frustration at Rangers' shirt snub after he was left without a memento of Annan's Scottish Cup clash with the champions.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side eased into the last eight of the competition as Filip Helander, Kemar Roofe and Fashion Sakala netted at Galabank on Saturday evening.
Annan were ultimately no match for a line-up that contained the likes of Aaron Ramsey and Steven Davis as the Gers produced a professional performance to overcome their League Two hosts.
And midfielder Wallace had no joy in the end of game shirt swap as he was left empty-handed and without a token to remember the occasion by.
"I never," Wallace said when asked if he got a jersey. "I asked about six people but they said they couldn't. They said a few boys had took them.
"That's the only disappointing thing. You want something to show and you expect a club like that size to say, 'You know what, every single person give your top away'.
"We're disappointed. There's a few boys who never got one and the kitman just kind of shut the door on us. They shut it but only two or three got the tops.
"You'd think a club like Rangers should be realising we might not get to play them again so give your tops away, let them have it. That's disappointing for us.
"Ach, it would have been good to get one for the family but only a few got the tops."
Wallace was one of the unlucky ones that wasn't able to secure a keepsake from what was the biggest fixture in Annan's history.
The 30-year-old returned to Galabank for a second spell with Annan last March and would find himself pitched in against a star-studded Light Blues line-up.
Wallace has previously turned out against Celtic but he would complete an unwanted Old Firm double after again missing out on a shirt from a big name.
"At Morton we played Celtic but that was the League Cup," Wallace said. "But as this is the Scottish Cup I'd say it was the biggest game in Annan's history and also the biggest of my career too.
"It's something that might not happen again, that's why we wanted the top.
"It happened to me last time too. I asked for Adam Matthew's jersey. He told me he'd give me it in the tunnel but I never got it.
"So I've got nothing to show from any of them. I asked for Davis' but Ando (Iain Anderson) had already asked him in the first half.
"I'd probably have taken any just for the memory. I'd even have taken one of the young boys, who may go on to become big, big players for them. But I did ask for Davis but Ando has asked early doors and got it."
Annan will return to action with a trip to Elgin on Tuesday night as they aim to maintain their push for promotion to League One this term.
And Wallace reckons Peter Murphy's side can take heart from their Rangers test after a committed showing against the champions.
Wallace said: "We wanted them to play their full strength team. Obviously they weren't with the captain and Morelos not playing. But it was as good as with a lot of good players.
"You want to play against someone like Aaron Ramsey. You can see the quality he has with those wee touches.
"They will probably feel they didn't need to get up to second or third gear but I thought we did OK considering we're up against a full-time team.
"We had guys grafting away before the game but I think we can be proud.
"We're part-time and train twice a week. If we were full-time, we'd be a lot sharper, stronger, fitter.
"But I thought we did well and we're proud of that. But it's quality to play against guys likes Ramsey and Davis."

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