Rangers continue to post their “Goal of the Day” on Twitter as the fans are starved of any live action to get their teeth into.
Recent days have seen efforts from Rod Wallace and Gabriel Amato shared, and on Friday, it was Barrie McKay who was in the spotlight. The club’s official account shared his strike against Celtic in the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup in 2016, and it truly was a stunning effort as he found the top corner with a shot from well outside the box.
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Many fans enjoyed seeing the video all over again and reliving the memories from that day at Hampden Park, but others weren’t quite on the same page – some didn’t want to witness it bearing in mind the Ibrox outfit were beaten 3-2 in the final by Hibernian.
The club’s supporters were quick to share their thoughts on the social media platform, anyway, with one suggesting it was a “massive sliding doors moment.”
You can see some of the very best comments below.
Best goal Ive ever seen and nothing else will come close https://t.co/Znoz2S7LPY
— Tl Bradley (@TlBradley2) April 17, 2020
I’ve been waiting for this https://t.co/tAk4rqJxqp
— Sco55 (@ScottC_9) April 17, 2020
Just what I needed today 💙🙋🏼♀️ https://t.co/Z6j0D4He2z
— кιяѕту-ℓєιgн (@LeighhKirsty) April 17, 2020
Looked at in isolation it’s the greatest old firm victory by either team ever.
Looked at in the bigger picture it’s arguably the worst thing that could have happened to us. That strike is such a massive sliding doors moment. https://t.co/HxWkpVhmBe
— Rossco (@rsjh0501) April 17, 2020
Thought this was going to be the start of something but I’m the end it was one of the worst things that could’ve happened https://t.co/2uvqQYfFkX
— Graeme Marshall (@graeme_marshall) April 17, 2020
Tinpot mentality, celebrating this when we lost the final. https://t.co/f6AmQDZ3dG
— StayHome (@Eddierfc55) April 17, 2020
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