January 1986, and the phone rings in the luxury Italian lake-side home of Graeme Souness. There is a man called Holmes on the line. David Scott Holmes had just dialled more than an alarm call for the sleeping giant that was Glasgow Rangers. He had triggered a Scottish football revolution. What happened over the next 17 months within the walls of Ibrox Stadium made headlines in every nation where the greatest game in the world is played. Rangers plundered the transfer market with a flair which left the millionaire clubs of England open-mouthed and broken-hearted. Their fans went from slumberland to wonderland. They queued all nights for tickets and talked all day in the bars and factories about the rebirth of the Blues. In the end Souness won his glory game in unbelievable fashion. In one year he did what no other Rangers manager could do in nearly the whole of the previous decade. He made the richest club in Scotland champions.