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Jardine grateful for support

Sandy Jardine has expressed his gratitude for the support he has received since it was disclosed he is being treated for cancer.

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Sandy Jardine: Thanked fans for their support

Sandy Jardine: Thanked fans for their support

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The former Rangers defender and Scotland international's condition was announced by the club last month.

In a statement on Rangers' official website, Jardine said: "I would like to pass on my thanks to everyone who has contacted my family to pass on their support. I have been truly humbled by the good wishes and it has meant so much to me.

"I also know the supporters arranged a minute's applause at the Elgin game on Sunday and I can't thank them enough for that touching tribute.

"It has been a difficult time for me but I am now out of intensive care and the messages of support I have received have been very uplifting.

"I am truly grateful to everyone who has contacted the club and my family to offer their support."

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