Field Of Dreams My Ibrox Years by Richard Gough

RICHARD GOUGH has led Rangers to every trophy victory possible in Scotland-  as well as their glory run in : the European Champions league. The powerful defender was also named Scotlandand was the on-field boss in the European Championship finals. In Field of Dreams, Gough has decided to tell his own story. His views are as single-minded as his performances on the field. He tells of his bust-up with Dundee United manager, Jim McLean, when he demanded a transfer. He gives the inside story of his famous airport row - and subsequent troubles - with Scotland team boss, Andy Roxburgh, and pulls no punches as he discusses his time with Dundee United, Spurs and Rangers. This is the story of a Scotland skipper who was born in Stockholm, grew up in South Africa and who has played all his professional football in Britain. It is also the story of Rangers and their success over recent years. Gough tells of the reign of Graeme Souness and how Walter Smith - once his Tannadice team-mate - continued the Ibrox revolution.

Gough tells it as it is - hard hitting, provocative and controversial.