Glasgow Times

Gilligan fan vow after board exit

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to returning to my place beside you every week.

“It has been a privilege to serve this wonderful club and its supporters at boardroom level.

“It has been like living the dream and I am honoured to be able to say that I was deemed worthy to be a director of this Scottish institutio­n.”

The departure of Gilligan comes as Gers chiefs prepare for a crucial summer on and off the park ahead of their second campaign in the Premiershi­p and their return to the Europa League.

And chairman Dave King has paid tribute to the lifelong Light Blue after his decision to step down from the board of RIFC plc.

He said: “After regime change, it was necessary to compile a board who recognised the magnitude of the challenge facing the club.”

“When I approached John to assist with the rebuilding exercise he unhesitati­ngly agreed to do so, despite the challenges this would demand of his time given his other extensive business, social and family commitment­s.

“After years of tireless campaignin­g to turn Rangers’ fortunes around, John has taken the decision to step down knowing that much of what was required post regime change has already been achieved. “John would now like to concentrat­e on business and family life, as well as simply being a fan again.”

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