For a start, he appointed Harry Potts, the manager who led the Lancashire men to First Division glory in 1960 and then through to the European Cup quarter-finals and FA Cup final. He also pushed for the abolition of the maximum wage, advocated the introduction of full-time referees, invested in a training ground, placed a huge emphasis on youth development and oversaw the redevelopment of their stadium. In many ways, he was ahead of his time. Read more: Academy chief on how SFA scheme is helping turn Rangers' best kids from boys into men Aberdeen icon fears Pittodrie hierarchy are...
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