Former Rangers great Jardine dies aged 65


LONDON (Reuters) - Former Rangers and Scotland defender Sandy Jardine has died at the age of 65 after battling cancer for 18 months, the Glasgow club said on Thursday.

Jardine made almost 800 appearances for Rangers, winning three league titles, and was twice voted Scotland's Player of the Year. He also earned 38 caps for his country and played in two World Cups.

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