Strange, strange club- the Anfield Edition verdict on their Champions League opponents
Soccer Football - Europa League - Fans gather in Glasgow for the Europa League Final - Eintracht Frankfurt v Rangers - Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - May 18, 2022 Rangers fans react outside the Ibrox Stadium after Eintracht Frankfurt's Rafael Santos Borre scored the last penalty Action Images via Reuters/Lee Smith
With over 220,000 followers on Twitter the Anfield Edition reaches far and wide among the Liverpool support.
Loyal obedience to anyone isn’t really a Scouse thing but it means everything to the away fans that will be inside Ibrox tonight.
With less trophies won than St Johnstone over the last decade the Ibrox support have been trying to find ways of making themselves and their club seem relevant, quintessential and British is a phrase that they desperately cling onto.
At every opportunity, any opportunity they deck themselves in the Union flag, even to the extent of switching the date of a Champions League match that results in thousands missing out on an away trip to Italy.
In the spotlight of their cherished English media anything is possible around tonight’s match, Anfield Edition has warned Liverpool fans about the strangers in town.
Throwback to Steven Gerrard’s reaction when he first saw the framed picture of The Queen in the Rangers changing room.
Strange, strange club ?
— Anfield Edition (@AnfieldEdition) October 3, 2022
Holding back the laughter??
— Chanelle? (@Chanelle_cfc) October 3, 2022
Maybe she was a regular at Ibrox? Lol
— Matt L (@MattL06636569) October 3, 2022
The poverty rate in Glasgow is higher than Liverpool you absolute clown.
— DeepLyingPlaymaker (@nxmber10role) October 4, 2022