‘Cool cat’ Findlay Curtis ignites Russell Martin’s Rangers reign
While there were a few new faces to Rangers in the dawn of a new age, Russell Martin continuously reiterated his openness to surprise by the members of his inheritance.
It would be fair to convert Findlay Curtis files into this category after the young’s first competitive match in the first competitive match responsible for Ibrox Club to the left of the attack.
The first leg of the Champions League’s second round of elimination against Panathinaikos was the only sixth Rangers look for a 18 -year -old child. It was just the second beginning.
“He has an athletics and the ability he can play in his team, but he also has a character, Mart Martin explained.
Curtis, who seem tense and vulnerable to the majority of the first half of the first half, defined as “disturbing”, alleviated the growing tension by demanding the ball, entering inside and exposing a striking strike to ignite Martin’s reign.
The first goal in senior football was a moment that made the lyrical wax of the old Rangers waving and former Rangers.
“Bright, son. He’s a wonderful cat, I’m telling you,” he said in the leading sports of the old-Cycox wing player and Aries Neil McCann. “This is a wonderful end, I love it,” Peter Love was the view of the BBC Sportsound.
