1984–85 Rangers F.C. season

Rangers played a total of 49 competitive matches during the 1984–85 season. The season was Wallace's first full season in charge since his return and almost a carbon copy of its predecessor. Rangers again finished fourth in the league by a massive twenty-one point record behind champions Aberdeen. This disappointment was not caused due to a lack of investment in the playing squad. A total of £495,000 was spent bringing in Iain Ferguson and Cammy Fraser from Dundee, Ted McMinn from Queen of the South and bringing back Derek Johnstone from Chelsea. The club won the Scottish League Cup for he second season in a row meeting Dundee United in the final. A solitary Iain Ferguson strike gave Rangers a 1-0 win.

Results

All results are written with Rangers' score first.

Scottish Premier Division

Date	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
11 August 1984	St Mirren	H	0–0	22,398
18 August 1984	Dumbarton	A	2–1	9,607	McCoist, Redford
25 August 1984	Celtic	H	0–0	43,500
1 September 1984	Dundee	A	2–0	14,156	I.Ferguson, Redford
8 September 1984	Hibernian	H	2–0	22,601	Paterson, MacDonald
15 September 1984	Aberdeen	A	0–0	23,500
22 September 1984	Greenock Morton	H	2–0	16,995	McCoist, Fraser
29 September 1984	Dundee United	H	1–0	29,232	Paterson
6 October 1984	Heart of Midlothian	A	0–1	18,097
13 October 1984	St Mirren	A	2–0	14,389	Redford, I.Ferguson
20 October 1984	Dumbarton	H	0–0	16,521
3 November 1984	Dundee	H	0–0	14,588
10 November 1984	Hibernian	A	2–2	14,000	Fraser, Cooper
17 November 1984	Aberdeen	H	1–2	44,000	Mitchell
24 November 1984	Greenock Morton	A	3–1	11,000	Redford (2), Dawson
1 December 1984	Dundee United	A	1–1	16,477	Mitchell
8 December 1984	Heart of Midlothian	H	1–1	16,700	Mitchell
15 December 1984	St Mirren	H	2–0	12,763	Fraser, MacDonald
22 December 1984	Celtic	A	1–1	43,748	Cooper
29 December 1984	Dumbarton	A	4–2	7,800	I.Ferguson, McMinn, Mitchell, Cooper
1 January 1985	Celtic	H	1–2	45,000	Cooper
5 January 1985	Dundee	A	2–2	11,991	I.Ferguson (2)
12 January 1985	Hibernian	H	1–2	18,500	I.Ferguson
19 January 1985	Aberdeen	A	1–5	23,000	Prytz
2 February 1985	Greenock Morton	H	2–0	14,121	MacDonald, Johnstone
9 February 1985	Dundee United	H	0–0	19,370
23 February 1985	Heart of Midlothian	A	0–2	14,004
2 March 1985	Dumbarton	H	3–1	8,424	McCoist (2), E.Ferguson
16 March 1985	St Mirren	A	1–2	8,608	McCoist
23 March 1985	Dundee	H	1–3	9,954	McCoist
6 April 1985	Aberdeen	H	1–2	23,437	Prytz
20 April 1985	Greenock Morton	A	3–0	7,000	McCoist (3)
27 April 1985	Heart of Midlothian	H	3–1	12,913	McCoist, Prytz (pen.), Cooper
1 May 1985	Celtic	A	1–1	40,079	McCoist (pen.)
4 May 1985	Dundee United	A	1–2	10,251	McCoist
11 May 1985	Hibernian	A	0–1	7,149

UEFA Cup

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
18 September 1984	R1	Bohemian	A	2–3	10,000	McCoist, McPherson
3 October 1984	R1	Bohemian	H	2–0	31,000	Paterson, Redford
24 October 1984	R2	Inter Milan	A	0–3	65,591
7 November 1984	R2	Inter Milan	H	3–1	30,594	I.Ferguson (2), Mitchell

Scottish Cup

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
26 January 1985	R3	Greenock Morton	A	3–3	12,012	Prytz, MacDonald, McPherson
30 January 1985	R3 R	Greenock Morton	H	3–1	18,166	Mitchell, Fraser, MacDonald
16 February 1985	R4	Dundee	H	0–1	26,619

League Cup

Date	Round	Opponent	Venue	Result	Attendance	Scorers
22 August 1984	R2	Falkirk	H	1–0	10,429	McPherson
29 August 1984	R3	Raith Rovers	H	4–0	10,132	McCoist (2, 1 (pen.)), Paterson, Redford
5 September 1984	QF	Cowdenbeath	A	3–1	9,925	I.Ferguson, Russell, Redford
26 September 1984	SF L1	Meadowbank Thistle	H	4–0	12,600	McCoist (2), I.Ferguson, Fraser
9 October 1984	SF L2	Meadowbank Thistle	A	1–1	5,100	McCoist
28 October 1984	F	Dundee United	N	1–0	44,698	I.Ferguson

Appearances

Player	Position	Appearances	Goals
Nicky Walker	GK	20	0
Hugh Burns	DF	16	0
Ally Dawson	DF	35	1
Dave MacKinnon	DF	41	0
John McClelland	DF	20	0
Ian Redford	MF	37	8
John MacDonald	FW	23	5
Cammy Fraser	MF	41	5
Iain Ferguson	MF	39	11
Ally McCoist	FW	38	18
Davie Cooper	MF	44	5
Scott Fraser	DF	2	0
Eric Ferguson	FW	9	1
Craig Paterson	DF	33	4
Bobby Russell	MF	26	1
Sandy Clark	FW	4	0
Dave McPherson	DF	44	3
David Mitchell	MF	21	6
Peter McCloy	GK	27	0
Robert Prytz	MF	28	4
Ted McMinn	MF	20	1
Robert Fleck	MF	11	0
Stuart Munro	DF	18	0
Derek Ferguson	MF	8	0
Derek Johnstone	FW	12	1
Bobby Williamson	FW	1	0
Dave MacFarlane	MF	3	0
Andy Bruce	GK	1	0
Ian Durrant	MF	5	0

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1984–85 in Scottish football

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Domestic leagues	Football League Premier Division First Division Second Division Highland League

Domestic cups	Scottish Cup (Final) League Cup (Final) Junior Cup

European competitions	European Cup European Cup Winners' Cup UEFA Cup

Related to national team	Results 1986 World Cup qualifying (Group 7) Rous Cup

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Premier Division	Aberdeen Celtic Dumbarton Dundee Dundee United Heart of Midlothian Hibernian Morton Rangers St. Mirren

First Division	Airdrieonians Ayr United Brechin City Clyde Clydebank East Fife Falkirk Forfar Athletic Hamilton Academical Kilmarnock Meadowbank Thistle Motherwell Partick Thistle St. Johnstone

Second Division	Albion Rovers Alloa Athletic Arbroath Berwick Rangers Cowdenbeath Dunfermline Athletic East Stirlingshire Montrose Queen's Park Queen of the South Raith Rovers Stenhousemuir Stirling Albion Stranraer

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