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    Mark Hateley scores Rangers' second in a 2-1 Scottish Cup Final win over Aberdeen in 1993. This was the last competitive game at the old Chamber of Secrets, winning Rangers a domestic treble. Hateley would score 29 goals that season, but still loose out on the European Golden Boot to McCoist (34)
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    Mark Hateley scores Rangers’ second in a 2-1 Scottish Cup Final win over Aberdeen in 1993. This was the last competitive game at the old Chamber of Secrets, winning Rangers a domestic treble. Hateley would score 29 goals that season, but still loose out on the European Golden Boot to McCoist (34)


    Mark Hateley scores Rangers’ second in a 2-1 Scottish Cup Final win over Aberdeen in 1993. This was the last competitive game at the old Chamber of Secrets, winning Rangers a domestic treble. Hateley would score 29 goals that season, but still loose out on the European Golden Boot to McCoist (34)



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    1. mixmasterboaby on

      Just as a footnote. McCoist scored 34 goals domestically (league) that season but an incredible 49 across all competitions in 52 games.

    2. Substantial_Sock_135 on

      McCoist was the first player ever to win the european golden boot in back to back seasons. That season being the 2nd he achieved the feat. The Hateley and McCoist partnership is probably the best the club has ever had.