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2000–01 Rangers F.C. season

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Rangers 2000–01 football season
Rangers
2000–01 season
ChairmanDavid Murray
ManagerDick Advocaat
GroundIbrox Stadium
Scottish Premier League2nd
Scottish CupQuarter-finals
League CupSemi-finals
Champions LeagueGroup stage
UEFA CupThird round
Top goalscorerLeague:
Tore André Flo (11)
All:
Jorg Albertz (15)

The2000–01 season was the 121st season of competitivefootball byRangers.

Overview

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Rangers played a total of 56 competitive matches during the 2000–01 season.

Rangers went into the season looking to clinch a third consecutiveScottish Premier League title, as well as trying to successfully defend theScottish Cup, win theLeague Cup and make an impact in theUEFA Champions League. Despite further heavy investment in the team, which included paying a £12 million fee for strikerTore André Flo in November, Rangers were unable to win the title and finished the season without winning any trophies.

Despite a good start to the season, a 6–2 loss againstCeltic in the firstOld Firm derby saw the beginning of inconsistent league form for Rangers throughout the rest of the season, including a 3–0 loss at home toKilmarnock. The loss to Kilmarnock brought a conflict between club captainLorenzo Amoruso and managerDick Advocaat to a head, resulting in Amoruso being stripped of the captaincy and 22-year-oldBarry Ferguson being given the arm band. A 5–1 victory over Celtic in November gave hope for revival but Rangers were unable to put up any serious challenge and finished the season 15 points off top spot.

In the domestic cup competitions Rangers lost 3–1 to Celtic in the semi-finals of the League Cup and also surrendered their Scottish Cup crown with a 1–0 loss away toDundee Utd.

In Europe, Rangers qualified for the group stages of theUEFA Champions League for the second consecutive time after two qualifying rounds and were drawn alongsideSturm Graz,Galatasaray andAS Monaco. Rangers made a good start to the group with six points from two matches, including a 5–0 win at home to Sturm Graz and 1–0 win away to Monaco. However, they only picked up two points from the remaining four games and failed to qualify for the next phase of the competition, finishing third and therefore dropping into theUEFA Cup. The last match at home to Monaco saw Rangers leading 2-1 which would have seen them go through but a late Monaco goal denied Rangers a place in the next round. In the UEFA Cup Rangers drewKaiserslautern and despite winning the first leg 1–0 at home, they exited European competition before Christmas after a 3–0 loss in Germany.

Transfers

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In

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DatePlayerFromFee
5 June 2000NetherlandsBert KontermanNetherlandsFeyenoord£4,500,000[1]
6 June 2000ScotlandPaul RitchieScotlandHeart of MidlothianFree[2]
8 June 2000DenmarkPeter LøvenkrandsDenmarkAkademisk Boldklub£1,400,000[3]
26 June 2000ScotlandKenny MillerScotlandHibernian£2,000,000[4]
30 June 2000EnglandPaul ReidEnglandCarlisle United£600,000[5]
1 July 2000ScotlandAllan JohnstonEnglandSunderlandFree[6]
NetherlandsFernando RicksenNetherlandsAZ Alkmaar£3,750,000[7]
31 August 2000NetherlandsRonald de BoerSpainBarcelona£4,500,000[8]
6 September 2000AustriaAlexander HauserAustriaTirol InnsbruckFree[9]
21 October 2000DenmarkJesper ChristiansenDenmarkOdense BK£1,700,000[10]
23 November 2000NorwayTore André FloEnglandChelsea£12,000,000[11]
1 January 2001FinlandJani KauppilaFinlandTervaritFree[12]
8 March 2001JamaicaMarcus GayleEnglandWimbledon£900,000[13]
14 March 2001FranceFabrice FernandesFranceRennesLoan[14]

Out

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DatePlayerToFee
31 May 2000NorwayStåle StensaasNorwayRosenborg BK£300,000[15]
ScotlandGordon DurieScotlandHeart of MidlothianFree[16]
14 June 2000Northern IrelandDarren FitzgeraldNorthern IrelandGlentoranFree[17]
27 July 2000ScotlandScott ChaplainScotlandAyr UnitedFree
31 July 2000FinlandJonatan JohanssonEnglandCharlton Athletic£3,500,000[18]
1 August 2000ScotlandBarry NicholsonScotlandDunfermline Athletic£200,000[19]
10 August 2000ChileSebastian RozentalArgentinaIndependienteLoan[20]
21 August 2000ScotlandPaul RitchieEnglandManchester City£500,000[21]
7 September 2000Scotland Michael StoneEnglandDoncaster RoversFree
19 November 2000FranceLionel CharbonnierSwitzerlandLausanne-SportFree[22]
29 January 2001RussiaAndrei KanchelskisEnglandManchester CityLoan[23]
1 February 2001RomaniaDaniel ProdanRomaniaRocar BucureștiFree[24]
9 February 2001ItalyMarco NegriItalyBolognaFree[25]
  • Expendure:Decrease £31,350,000
  • Income:Increase £4,500,000
  • Total loss/gain:Decrease £26,850,000

Matches

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All results are written with Rangers' score first.

Friendlies

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DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
7 July 2000GentA3–22,500Kanchelskis (2), McCann
12 July 2000BocholtA3–13,000Mols, Wallace, Albertz
13 July 2000Quick '20A6–02,000Ferguson (2),Johansson (2), Mols, Miller
15 July 2000HZVVA5–13,000Dodds (2), Albertz (2) Kanchelskis
20 January 2001Miami FusionA4–13,000Miller (4)[1][26]

Scottish Premier League

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Main article:2000–01 Scottish Premier League
DateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
29 July 2000St JohnstoneH2–148,062Dodds (2)
5 August 2000KilmarnockA4–214,680Dodds (2, 1pen.), Miller,Tugay
13 August 2000St MirrenA3–19,251Albertz (2, 1pen.), Dodds
19 August 2000Dunfermline AthleticH4–147,452Albertz (pen.), van Bronckhorst, Dodds, Wallace
27 August 2000CelticA2–659,476Reyna, Dodds (pen.)
9 September 2000DundeeA1–110,439McCann
17 September 2000HeartsH1–047,496de Boer
23 September 2000MotherwellA1–011,275Mols
1 October 2000Dundee UnitedH3–044,324Kanchelskis, Albertz,van Bronckhorst
14 October 2000HibernianA0–114,524
22 October 2000St JohnstoneA1–27,763Miller
28 October 2000KilmarnockH0–349,659
4 November 2000St MirrenH7–148,795Miller (5), Dodds, McCann
12 November 2000AberdeenA2–116,798Miller,Mols
18 November 2000Dunfermline AthleticA0–010,706
26 November 2000CelticH5–150,083Ferguson, Flo,de Boer,Amoruso,Mols
3 December 2000HeartsA1–016,710Albertz (pen.)
10 December 2000MotherwellH2–046,058Konterman,Ferguson
13 December 2000AberdeenH3–145,285Mols, Dodds, Albertz
17 December 2000Dundee UnitedA1–110,750Reyna
23 December 2000HibernianH1–049,993de Boer
26 December 2000St JohnstoneH3–046,180McCann,Ricksen, Flo
2 January 2001St MirrenA3–18,142Flo (2),Konterman
31 January 2001AberdeenH1–045,621Tugay
2 February 2001Dunfermline AthleticH2–046,302Tugay,Mols
11 February 2001CelticA0–159,496
24 February 2001DundeeA1–09,778Konterman
3 March 2001HeartsH2–049,003Flo (2)
14 March 2001DundeeH0–245,035
17 March 2001MotherwellA2–111,208Fernandes,Malcolm
31 March 2001Dundee UnitedH0–248,382
8 April 2001HibernianA0–09,704
11 April 2001KilmarnockA2–114,585Flo (2)
21 April 2001DundeeA3–010,687Wallace, Flo, Albertz
29 April 2001CelticH0–350,057
8 May 2001HeartsA4–115,315Albertz (2), Wallace, Flo
11 May 2001KilmarnockH5–146,577Wallace (2),de Boer,Amoruso, Flo
20 May 2001HibernianH4–047,023de Boer (2), Albertz (pen.),Vidmar

Scottish League Cup

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Main article:2000–01 Scottish League Cup
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
6 September 2000R3AberdeenH4–237,029van Bronckhorst, Wallace, Dodds,Amoruso
31 October 2000QFDundee UnitedH2–030,966Miller,Ferguson
7 February 2001SFCelticN1–350,019Albertz (pen.)

Scottish Cup

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Main article:2000–01 Scottish Cup
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
27 January 2001R3Brechin CityH2–022,606Johnston, Miller
18 February 2001R4Ross CountyA3–25,972Flo (2),Ferguson
11 March 2001QFDundee UnitedA0–111,793

UEFA Champions League

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Main article:2000–01 UEFA Champions League
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
26 July 2000QR2LithuaniaŽalgiris KaunasH4–145,974Johnston, Albertz (pen), Dodds (2)
2 August 2000QR2Lithuania Žalgiris KaunasA0–04,000
9 August 2000QR3DenmarkHerfølge BKA3–03,523Albertz, Wallace,Amoruso
23 August 2000QR3Denmark Herfølge BKH3–034,141Wallace,Johnston,Kanchelskis
12 September 2000GSAustriaSturm GrazH5–049,317Mols,de Boer, Albertz,van Bronckhorst, Dodds
20 September 2000GSFranceMonacoA1–011,161van Bronckhorst
27 September 2000GSTurkeyGalatasarayA2–320,954Kanchelskis,van Bronckhorst
17 October 2000GSTurkey GalatasarayH0–049,603
25 October 2000GSAustria Sturm GrazA0–215,400
7 November 2000GSFrance MonacoH2–250,228Miller,Mols

UEFA Cup

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Main article:2000–01 UEFA Cup
DateRoundOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorers
30 November 2000R3GermanyKaiserslauternH1–047,279Albertz
7 December 2000R3Germany KaiserslauternA0–328,757

Appearances

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List of squad players, including number of appearances by competition

No.PosNatPlayerTotalLeagueCupLeague CupEurope
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1GKGermany GERStefan Klos4703203020100
2DFNetherlands NEDFernando Ricksen37126+11302050
3DFAustralia AUSCraig Moore7050100010
4DFItaly ITALorenzo Amoruso4242921021101
5DFNetherlands NEDArthur Numan330220103070
6MFScotland SCOBarry Ferguson4743023131110
7MFRussia RUSAndrei Kanchelskis1433+4100002+52
8MFNetherlands NEDGiovanni van Bronckhorst19610+12001173
9FWNetherlands NEDMichael Mols21710+350+100+105+12
10FWEngland ENGRod Wallace25814+150+10116+22
11MFGermany GERJörg Albertz341520+410101184
12MFUnited States USAClaudio Reyna31216+222010100
14MFNetherlands NEDRonald de Boer267176101071
15DFNetherlands NEDBert Konterman51336+133010100
16FWScotland SCOBilly Dodds411316+14910213+53
17MFTurkey TURTugay Kerimoğlu38317+931+102+106+10
18MFScotland SCONeil McCann35316+5310302+80
19DFScotland SCOScott Wilson30019+1020304+10
20FWFinland FINJonatan Johansson1000000010
20GKDenmark DENJesper Christiansen(from 21 October)6030001020
21DFItaly ITASergio Porrini18012010103+10
22FWNorway NORTore André Flo221318+111221000
23FWScotland SCOKenny Miller351112+1582+11113+11
24MFScotland SCOAllan Johnston2539+402+110+204+32
25DFAustralia AUSTony Vidmar22111+4110004+20
26FWDenmark DENPeter Løvenkrands1001+70000+1010
27DFScotland SCOPaul Ritchie0000000000
28DFPoland POLDariusz Adamczuk301+20000000
29DFFinland FINTero Penttilä0000000000
30GKFrance FRALionel Charbonnier0000000000
31FWJamaica JAMMarcus Gayle4040000000
32GKScotland SCOMark Brown3030000000
33DFScotland SCOBob Malcolm913+311+101000
34FWScotland SCOGordon Durie0000000000
35FWItaly ITAMarco Negri201000000+10
35MFFinland FINJani Kauppila(from 1 January)401+30000000
38DFRomania ROUDaniel Prodan0000000000
40MFFrance FRAFabrice Fernandes410+41000000
41MFScotland SCOJimmy Gibson0000000000
44DFScotland SCOMaurice Ross100+10000000
45MFNorthern Ireland NIRStephen Carson301+100+100000
48MFScotland SCOStephen Hughes100+10000000

Competitions

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Overall

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CompetitionFirst matchLast matchStarting roundFinal positionRecord
PldWDLGFGAGDWin %
Scottish Premier League29 July20 MayMatchday 12nd3826487636+40068.42
UEFA Champions League26 July7 NovemberSecond Qualifying roundGroup Stage10532208+12050.00
UEFA Cup30 November7 DecemberThird roundThird round210113−2050.00
Scottish Cup20 January11 MarchFourth roundQuarter Final320153+2066.67
League Cup6 September7 FebruarySecond roundSemi Final320175+2066.67
Total563671310955+54064.29

Source:Competitions

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation[a]
1Celtic(C)3831439029+6197Qualification for theChampions League third qualifying round
2Rangers3826487636+4082Qualification for theChampions League second qualifying round
3Hibernian38181285735+2266Qualification for theUEFA Cup first round
4Kilmarnock38159144453−954Qualification for theUEFA Cup qualifying round[b]
5Heart of Midlothian381410145650+652
Source:Scottish Professional Football League
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored
(C) Champions
Notes:
  1. ^Teams played each other three times (33 matches), before the league split into two groups (the top six and the bottom six) for the last five matches.
  2. ^As bothfinalists of the2000–01 Scottish Cup,Celtic andHibernian, qualified for European competition via their league position, the cup berth for2001–02 UEFA Cup was passed to the next-placed team in the league, fourth-placedKilmarnock.

Champions League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualificationSTMGALRANMON
1AustriaSturm Graz6312912−310Advance tosecond group stage—3–02–02–0
2TurkeyGalatasaray62221013−382–2—3–23–2
3ScotlandRangers6222107+38Transfer toUEFA Cup5–00–0—2–2
4FranceMonaco62131310+375–04–20–1—
Source:UEFA

References

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  1. ^"Ritchie is poised for Ibrox move as Konterman signs".The Herald. 6 June 2000.
  2. ^"Ritchie ties up Ibrox move". BBC Sport. 6 June 2000.
  3. ^"Newcastle call on FIFA as Rangers sign Dane: Geordies claim Lovenkrands broke promise by agreeing £1.4m deal at Ibrox".The Herald. 9 June 2000.
  4. ^"Rangers conclude Miller deal". BBC Sport. 26 June 2000.
  5. ^"Football transfers". BBC Sport. 18 August 2000.
  6. ^"Dream comes true for Johnston as Rangers get their man".The Herald. 14 March 2000.
  7. ^"Rangers' latest signing is praised by former team-mate Doesburg: Ricksen has right attitude for Ibrox".The Herald. 30 March 2000.
  8. ^"Murray: Fitness test asked too much of Hartson".The Herald. 1 September 2000.
  9. ^"Sturm Graz see Wilson as the answer to their defensive worries".The Herald. 7 September 2000.
  10. ^"My team of hopeless bigheads: Advocaat furious with players as Rangers fall to wonderful strike from Saints' Sylla".The Herald. 23 October 2000.
  11. ^"Flo goes to Rangers" BBC Sport (23 November 2000)
  12. ^"Numan handed three-match ban". BBC Sport. 5 December 2000.
  13. ^"Gayle blows into Ibrox" BBC Sport (8 March 2001)
  14. ^"Gers are fab, Collins tells Fabrice" BBC Sport. 14 March 2001.
  15. ^"Konterman ready to sign on as Stensaas moves out".The Herald. 1 June 2000.
  16. ^"Durie opts for Hearts move". BBC Sport. 23 September 2000.
  17. ^"GERS WANT TV GAMES TO GO BACK IN TIME; Saturdays 3pm .. pay per view".Daily Record. 15 June 2000.
  18. ^"Rangers striker search continues". BBC Sport. 1 August 2000.
  19. ^"Nicholson banishes the blues".The Herald. 2 August 2000.
  20. ^"Moore and Vidmar's cup commitments may prove costly".The Herald. 10 August 2000.
  21. ^"Ritchie: I had no choice but to leave".Daily Record. 22 August 2000.
  22. ^"Ibrox axe for French flop Lionel".Sunday Mail. 19 November 2000.
  23. ^"Royle admits winger is a risk".The Herald. 26 January 2001.
  24. ^"Rangers release Prodan". BBC Sport. 1 February 2001.
  25. ^"Cheerio, cheerio... Rangers ditch the man who cost Dick Advocaat £16,500 a minute".The Herald. 10 February 2001.
  26. ^Archived 9 July 2016 at theWayback Machine
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