The 2003-04 campaign delivered a competitive but tumultuous season for Rangers as The Gers clinched a second-place finish in the Scottish Premier League. Leading the charge was the clinical Georgian forward Shota Arveladze, whose 12 league goals proved vital in a campaign built on a strong start with seven consecutive wins but ultimately unravelled following key defeats to rivals Celtic. Despite the financial difficulties that forced the sale of top players and resulted in a trophyless season, the second-place finish secured a crucial spot in the UEFA Champions League qualifiers.. The 2004-05 campaign delivered a sensational, double-trophy triumph for Rangers as The Gers clinched both the Scottish Premier League title and the League Cup. The dramatic title win, secured on the final day and immortalized as 'Helicopter Sunday,' was anchored by the prolific Spanish striker Nacho Novo, whose crucial 19 league goals proved decisive, alongside the scoring of Dado Pršo. The League Cup was also secured with a dominant 5-1 victory over Motherwell in the final, marking a spectacular season built on incredible late-season drama and remains a defining chapter in the club's modern history.