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	Ibrox Stadium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ibrox Stadium, originally Ibrox Park, is the stadium of Rangers F.C. It is located on the south side of the River Clyde in the Ibrox district of Glasgow.
		The stadium's all-seated capacity in 2005 was 50,411.
		The stadium is one of slightly more than 20 European stadiums which have UEFA's 5-star rating, enabling it to host finals of the UEFA Champions League and the European Championship.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ibrox_Stadium (789 words)

	Rangers Loyal \| Ibrox Stadium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		IBROX Stadium is home to Glasgow Rangers, where 50,000 Fans attend weekly with 36,500 season ticket holders.
		IBROX has four stands the Mainstand, Govan, Copland and Broomloan with the away support in the corner between the Govan stand and Broomloan.
		Ibrox is one of the few stadiums in Europe with a 5 stars from uefa with very few teams having 5 stars as there are only two football stadiums in Scotland with this, Ibrox and Hampden.
	www.rangersloyal.co.uk /ibroxstadium.html (735 words)

	broxibears.com \| ibrox park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ibrox is located in the heart of Govan, the former industrial heartland of the city.
		Unfortunately the stadium remains alone among the shells of the declining shipyards.
		Ibrox now holds 50, 000 fans, the third largest stadium in Scotland, but by far the most attractive and unique of them all.
	www.broxibears.com /ibrox.php (605 words)

	Ibrox Stadium
		Ibrox Stadium lies in the Govan district of Glasgow, approximately 3 miles (4.8 km) south west of the city centre.
		Ibrox is one of the finest football grounds in Europe, combining the grandeur of a listed red brick building with state-of-the-art sports facilities.
		Ibrox comprises four main steading areas: from the redevelopments of the late 1970s and early '80s, three new stands - the Broomloan, Govan and Copland Road stands - emerged while only the Main Stand remains of the old stadium.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/ibroxstadium?view=Standard (328 words)

	Ibrox Stadium - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		In 1929 the construction of the Main stand began, although the appearance of the stadium changed much in the 1980’s and 90’s when the Copland, Broomloan and Govan stands, along with the Club Deck of the Main Stand were constructed.
		The stadium currently has a capacity of 51,000, although plans are afoot to increase this figure to 64,000 by adding a further tier to the Govan stand.
		The stadium is one of only 20 European stadiums which have UEFA's 5-star rating, enabling it to host finals of UEFA club competitions.
	education.music.us /I/Ibrox-Stadium.htm (365 words)

	Getting to Ibrox Stadium
		Ibrox Stadium is situated on Edmiston Drive in the Govan district of Glasgow.
		The stadium has its own underground station which, from the city centre, is on the Inner Circle line; the station is only a few minutes' walk away from the ground.
		A taxi, holding a maximum of five passengers, from the city centre to Ibrox Stadium should cost you in the region of £10.00.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/gettingtoibrox (348 words)

	Ibrox
		The Stadium is aptly named as it's only two minutes walk from Ibrox Stadium, which lies behind the Underground stop.
		Perhaps surprisingly, given its proximity to Ibrox Stadium, this establishment does not really go in for the Rangers gig that much (not in the same way as The Grapes or Doctors).
		Discovering that the Stadium Bar was shut*, we asked a couple of nearby mounted police where the next nearest pub was.
	www.subcrawl.co.uk /ibrox.htm (699 words)

	Glasgow Rangers Football Club News.
		Ibrox Stadium, home of Rangers Football Club, is the last word in state-of-the-art sports venues and the Club is justly proud of owning one of the leading grounds in the world.
		It was at this stadium that Rangers shared the initial Scottish League Championship with Dumbarton in 1890-91 and where they went on to win it outright for the first time in 1898-99 with the only 100 per cent League record ever achieved in world football.
		By 1910, Ibrox Stadium had taken on the shape of a vast bowl and had expanded to accommodate 63,000 fans.
	www.planetrangers.co.uk /sitepage.asp?a=11870 (1615 words)

	The East Enclosure - Ibrox Stadium
		Use was made of the Old Ibrox stand and Leith incorporated triangular "lattice" frontage that was to be his trademark at other grounds like Arsenal's Highbury and Everton's Goodison Park Despite many changes to Ibrox, the "lattice" remains.
		But in 1902, Ibrox was awarded the Scotland v England international and a sensational 70,000 crowd was predicted.
		But one of the young stadium's proudest days was to turn into one of its flest.
	ayeready.com /ibrox/ibrox.html (1773 words)

	The East Enclosure - Ibrox Disaster 2nd January 1971
		At the end of the'Old Firm' clash at Ibrox, the steel barriers on Stairway 13 in the ground gave way and a total of sixty-six people were suffocated to death and many more injured in the resulting crush.
		A minute's silence will be observed before today's match as a mark of respect to the 66 supporters who tragically lost their lives a Ibrox Stadium on this day, twenty years ago.
		I was then carried into the stadium and this was the worst part, I could not speak, was barely breathing, cold and in shock.
	www.ayeready.com /ibrox/disaster.html (1651 words)

	Ibrox disaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ibrox disaster refers to two accidents which led to to major loss of life at Ibrox Stadium (formerly Ibrox Park) in Glasgow, Scotland.
		On April 5, 1902, during a Scotland-England British Home Championship match, a section of terracing at the back of the West Stand collapsed.
		After 89 minutes of scoreless football Celtic took a 1-0 lead and many Rangers supporters left the stadium.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ibrox_disaster (355 words)

	Glasgow Photo Library - Ibrox Stadium
		Rangers' Ibrox Stadium is in Govan, famous for its shipyards on the Clyde.
		Rangers' first match at the new stadium was a 3-1 victory over Hearts in the Inter-City League on December 30 1899.
		The stadium expanded over the years and in January 2 1939 118,567 watched Rangers play Celtic, which is still the British record attendance for a League game.
	www.rampantscotland.com /glasgow/glw_ibrox.htm (170 words)

	The Ibrox Disaster, 2nd January 1971
		I was recently contacted by Craig Smith who lost his father in the Ibrox Disaster, and in his e-mail he expressed his dismay at the lack of web sites, including the official club site, which make any mention of that fateful day.
		Before we got to Ibrox we had decided that no matter what the score was we would wait for ten minute after the game was over to avoid any scary situations as I had been involved in a couple, at Hampden when Scotland played Italy and at Parkhead.
		I was then carried into the stadium and this is the worst part, I could not speak, was bearly breathing, cold, also in shock and was put in a dressing room were all around me were stretchers with bodies, no sound, already covered up.
	uk.geocities.com /ibrox_disaster/disaster.html (4047 words)

	Ibrox Stadium, Attractions of Glasgow, Scotland
		In 1929 the construction of the Main Stand, to the south side of the ground, began.
		The club is now looking into further expansions of the stadium, with a casino and leisure complex costing £15o million on the way.
		Trageically, 66 people died at Ibrox on January 2, 1971 when a crush occurred during an Old Firm match, an incident known as the Ibrox disaster.
	www.magicaljourneys.com /Scotland/scotland-interest-glasgow-ibrox.html (742 words)

	FIFAECP \| fifaecp.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Many of those stadiums have been released already, but this patch adds them all together to your FIFA (a list which stadium is replaced by which new one is included, too).
		Its structure is the one of an "usual", a bit older football stadium, with two stands along the pitch (covered with a roof) and the stands behind the goals.
		FC Köln, "Rheinenergie-Stadion", a FIFA Worldcup 2006 stadium.
	www.fifaecp.com (5733 words)

	Scottish Football Ground Guide - Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow Rangers Football Club
		Although most games sell out at Ibrox, tickets can be bought for most games, as long as you call the ticket office at least a couple of weeks prior to the fixture.
		The Stadium Bar on Copland Road is OK. There are also chip shops and a plethora of chip and burger vans around the ground of matchdays, as would be expected.
		Turn out of the stadium and go left on to Edminston Drive, and the station is about five minutes' walk away after the road joins up with Paisley Road West (Adult single tickets are about 80p).
	www.apwj49.dsl.pipex.com /rangers.htm (1330 words)

	The no 1 rangers site -- Glasgow rangers
		Ibrox Stadium Is home of Rangers Football Club and is prud to own one of the leading grounds in the world.
		So this is today's Ibrox Stadium, a contemporary environment in which a positive-thinking club moves forward with a passionate regard for its history and its heritage.
		Rangers were in the middle of a run of five Championship title wins in a row and crowds were enormous.
	www.freewebs.com /the_gers/thestadium.htm (3176 words)

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		Ibrox was found in 1887 and used until the Stadium was built in 1899 The football in the early years took a turn for the better in 1877, when Rangers were the beaten finalists in the Scottish Cup Final second replay, 3-2 to Vale of Leven.
		But at this game, the first Ibrox disaster occurred when a section of the wooden terracing collapsed and 26 people were killed.One consequence of the disaster was the decision that solid earth banking would provide a safer basis for terracing.
		The professional pitches at Murray Park were built in exactly the same way as the Ibrox pitch, were sewn with the same grass seed and receive the same feeding programme to mirror the playing surface at the Stadium as closely as possible.
	members.lycos.co.uk /airdrieargyle3/rangers.html (4086 words)

	Auld Firm Derby - celtic fc glasgow plan stadium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		For a stadium plan detailing the seating sections click here (84k) The stadium is located app.
		Celtic Park stadium is the home of Celtic FC football team in Glasgow, Scotland.
		The same procedure was done at the Seattle Seahawks Stadium last year for a Celtic FC was formed at St. Mary's Church in Glasgow in November of 1887.
	www.auldfirmunited.co.uk /celtic_fc_glasgow_plan_stadium.html (336 words)

	The Grandstand - Ibrox Stadium
		You could say Ibrox Stadium is one of the Best stadiums in Britain.
		The quick and efficient Glasgow Underground system also has an Ibrox Station which is only a couple of 100 yards away from the ground - trains arrive and depart approximately every 5 minutes.
		Bus links from Glasgow are frequent, with the following buses all passing within 300 yards of the stadium: Strathclyde Transport Buses: 4, 9A, 39, 52, 53, 53A, 54, 91 Clydesdale 2000: 36, 38, 39.
	www.fisher.worldonline.co.uk /ibrox.htm (152 words)

	Stadium Football: Ibrox Park, Home of Glasgow Rangers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ibrox Stadium is a state-of-the-art sports venues, and considered by many to be one of the leading grounds in the world.
		Constant development has resulted in a stadium that is ever up-to-date.
		This is evodent by the North Stand, which is recognised as a national treasure by receipt of government listing.
	www.stadium-football.co.uk /ibrox.htm (93 words)

	Ibrox Stadium Hotels, Ibrox Stadium B&Bs and Ibrox Stadium Self-catering Accommodation from Milford
		Ibrox Stadium Hotels, Ibrox Stadium BandBs and Ibrox Stadium Self-catering Accommodation from Milford
		Selection of hotels close to Ibrox Stadium, home to Glasgow Rangers football club - Ibrox Stadium can be reached via Junctions 23 and 24 of the M8 motorway.
		Large hotel within walking distance of Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow - off street parking - swimming pool, gym and leisure facilities.
	www.milford.co.uk /scotland/ibrox-stadium.html (151 words)

	IBROX
		FIELDS AT IBROX WERE IDENTIFIED AND IN 1887 'OLD IBROX' STADIUM WAS BORN ON THE SITE OF THE PRESENT EDMISTON CLUB.
		IBROX WOULD BECOME, ONCE AGAIN, A STADIUM TO BE PROUD OF AND THE REHABILITATION OF THE GROUND WAS COMPLETE WHEN KING GEORGE V VISITED FOR A CELEBRATED INVESTITURE IN 1917 DURING THE GREAT WAR.
		THE MAIN STAND AT IBROX, OR THE 'GRAND STAND' AS IT WAS ORIGINALLY KNOWN, WAS DESIGNED BY THE GREAT FOOTBALL ARCHITECT ARCHIBALD LEITCH AND WAS OPENED ON JANUARY 1ST, 1929.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /EBRSC/page6.html (1014 words)

	Rangers Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Rangers' arch-rivals had been vanquished 4-0 and the Scottish Cup was back at Ibrox for the first time in a quarter of a century.
		At Ibrox, Rangers were much more confident and the Germans were rocked by a first-minute goal from Jardine.
		The Championship was settled with a comfortable defeat of Hearts at Ibrox at the end of April.
	www.inyourcity.com /guides/printpage.php?id=22 (9334 words)

	WireImage: Listings
		Rangers' Chris Burke is fouled by Artmedia's Balazs Borbely at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow,...
		Rangers' Dado Prso in action at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland on October 19, 2005.
		Rangers' Dado Prso and Artmedia's Ondrej Debnar at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, Scotland on...
	www.wireimage.com /GalleryListing.asp?navtyp=gls====144400&nbc1=1 (402 words)

	Overview of Ibrox Stadium (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ibrox Park is the home of Glasgow Rangers Football Club, and is located on Edmiston Drive, about 3 miles (5 km) south southwest of Glasgow city centre.
		The first match that this team played was against Callander FC at Flesher's Haugh on Glasgow Green and, although the game ending a draw it was the start of nearly 130 years of football.
		By Season 1890-91 and the start of the Scottish League Championship, Rangers were now playing at Ibrox after brief spells playing at Burnbank and Kinning Park.
	www.geo.ed.ac.uk /scotgaz/features/featurefirst1269.html (244 words)

	Rangers F.C teleticketing system for Ibrox stadium
		"The introduction of the smart card system at Ibrox has greatly reduced the potential for forged tickets," said Laurence McIntyre, operations manager for the Rangers.
		Cash transfers and loyalty points are updated on passing through the turnstile thus available for use once inside the stadium.
		Information regarding the seat may be updated in the chip every season, so the same card can be kept for several years.
	www.ask.fr /uk/applications_and_references/rangers_fc_1.html (339 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		IBROX STADIUM IN THE SIXTIES: Note the main stand which still stands today.
		IBROX AROUND 1994: Before recent redevlopements, this is what she looked like.
		IBROX LAST SEASON: A cool ariel shot of Ibrox last season
	members.lycos.co.uk /the_gers/ibrox.html (57 words)

	FootballDerbies.com - Stadiums : Celtic Park, Ibrox Stadium
		FootballDerbies.com - Stadiums : Celtic Park, Ibrox Stadium
		Both teams have a great stadium where the crowd is close to the pitch.
		From City Centre : Take the tube to Ibrox or Govan.
	www.footballderbies.com /stadium/index.php?id=2 (45 words)

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