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NEVER GO BACK. Those three words whirred around Brian Laudrup's head for days when Rangers came calling for him again. The Ibrox hero's move to Chelsea had left him cold and unsatisfied and, in the autumn of 1998, Dick Advocaat offered him a return to the warmth of worship in the bosom of Govan. As if digesting all the advice was not enough for his conscience to control, there was the tug on his heart to confuse him further. But, ultimately, Laudrup rejected the call of his football home and ...
IT IS a well-trodden path which Thomas Buffel is following from Feyenoord to Glasgow. Henrik Larsson and Gio van Bronckhorst were the pioneers but, despite the fact that it was the Dutchman whom Buffel phoned for advice about whether to sign for Rangers, it is Larsson's playing style and circumstances which most echo Buffel's. Not many people know it, but Larsson was in tears when he left Feyenoord - tears of rage and frustration. He stood outside the KNVB offices in the beautiful forests of ...