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Personal life. On 17 November 2012, Rangers announced that Jardine was being treated for cancer. Jardine died on 24 April 2014, aged 65. Legacy. On 16 July 2014, Rangers announced that the club would pay a lasting tribute to Jardine by changing the name of the Govan Stand to the Sandy Jardine Stand.
Sandy Jardine; Datos personales; Nombre completo: William Pullar Jardine: Nacimiento: Edimburgo 31 de diciembre de 1948: Fallecimiento: Edimburgo 24 de abril de 2014 (65 años) Altura: 1,75: Carrera como entrenador; Deporte: Fútbol: Debut como entrenador: 1986 (Heart of Midlothian FC) Retirada como entrenador: 1988 (Heart of Midlothian FC ...
Sadly the Rangers and Scotland legend Sandy Jardine lost his battle with cancer and passed away on Thursday at the age of 65. Born in Edinburgh, Sandy was a top class defender for the best part of 20 years and amassed over 1000 games at club level with Rangers and Hearts.
Sandy Jardine (1964 to 1982) William Pullar Jardine joined Rangers in 1964 and was given his first team opportunity in the aftermath of the shock Scottish Cup defeat at Berwick Rangers in 1967. Affectionately knows as Sandy, he was a truly outstanding full-back who went on to serve Rangers with distinction.
Still a Ranger at heart, Sandy Jardine retained strong links with his first club, and was gainfully employed in the Club's Marketing Department. (Alistair Aird, Author of Ally McCoist - Portrait of a Hero) On 17 November 2012, Rangers announced that Jardine was being treated for cancer. He died on Thursday 24th April 2014, aged 65.
24 de abr. de 2014 · He is survived by his wife Shona, children Steven and Nicola as well as several grandchildren. Rangers' chief executive, Graham Wallace, commented: "Sandy Jardine epitomised everything that is...
Biography. William 'Sandy' Pullar Jardine was born on 31 December 1948 in Edinburgh. He played for Rangers and Hearts. Sandy won 38 Scotland caps over his career, making his debut as a substitute for David Hay on 11 November 1970 against Denmark. Jardine's first start was in October 1971 in a European Championship qualifier win over Portugal.
