Current problems were set aside as Celtic fans responded to a social media request from their city rivals.
Someone at Ibrox clearly thought that it would be a good idea to get fans to share some of their best memories of the auld Govan rust-bucket. So to did Kieran Tierney and hunderds of Celtic fans.
From the 2-2 rain soaked title clincher in 1967 to Johny Hayes popping one past Greegsy and Tav last September the stadium has provided magic memories for generations of Celtic fans.
It was becoming so popular that Dave King decided to cut the away allocation from 7,000 down to 780. David Murray tried that with 780 less tickets in 1994 but John Collins scuppered that plan with Celtic under Tommy Burns returning a few months later t win 2-0 backed by the full Broomloan Road stand.
Under Jock Stein there was three wins in a month (2-0, 3-0 and 3-2) Charlie Nicholas scored a memorable Ne-er Day winner in 1983, Paul McStay and Andy Walker made the Centenary season more memorable, Collins dusted down his Predators, Paul Byrne scored with a peach, Henrik Larsson enjoyed his 50th, Moussa Dembele made it his home from home and Leigh Griffiths struck up a relationship with a goal-post. And Kenny Miller went for a spin from Jozo Simunovic.
Every fans and player has their favourite memories, usually goals and celebrations, here they shared them with the club from Ibrox and fellow fans on Twitter.
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? Let’s see your best pics of you and your family and friends at Ibrox ? pic.twitter.com/qHDvrgaWQF
— Rangers Football Club (@RangersFC) April 17, 2020
— Stephen Wray* (@TheBhoyWray) April 17, 2020
— ?CarlJungleBhoy? (@CarlJungleBhoy) April 17, 2020
— JT-? (@1888JT) April 17, 2020
— JT-? (@1888JT) April 17, 2020
— JT-? (@1888JT) April 17, 2020