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Rangers 7
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Goal

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St Mirren 1
Aberdeen 1
Goal

KIRK BROADFOOT became a Rangers player in June 2007 after signing a pre-contract agreement to move to Ibrox a few months earlier.

The flamboyant centre-half began his senior career with St Mirren after failing to settle as an apprentice at Hibernian.

He moved to Love Street aged 17 and in five years progressed from the role of fringe player to talismanic captain and fans' favourite.

Although keeping clean sheets was always his priority, Broadfoot combined that role with a desire to entertain.

He would set off on runs out of his own half, executing numerous step-overs and feints as he looked to turn defence into attack.

He regularly won penalty kicks for his team after luring opposition defenders into mistimed challenges and also notched 13 goals during his five seasons in Paisley.

In one notable cameo he won the raucous approval of the St Mirren supporters - if not his manager - when he stood on the ball and saluted in the manner of ex-Ger Andrei Kanchelskis in a league match against St Johnstone.

During his time at Love Street he helped St Mirren win the Challenge Cup and First Division title and then played a large part in Gus MacPherson's side maintaining their SPL status in season 2006/07.

His form also earned him a call-up to the Scotland B side for the friendly match with Finland in February 2007.