Lots of Glasgow Rangers fans have been left gushing over a claim that has emerged from Allan McGregor.
Speaking in the Teddy Bears' pre-game press conference ahead of their match at home to St. Mirren in the Scottish Premiership on Boxing Day, the veteran goalkeeper has now claimed that clubs should continue playing games, despite fears of players getting Covid-19 on top of injuries that they have to deal with.
In new rules set by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, there will now be reduced capacities for SPFL matches due to fears over the spreading of the virus, starting at Ibrox on Boxing Day.
The English Premier League has already seen three Boxing Day fixtures being postponed because of rising Covid-19 cases, and suddenly there are some teams with a fair few games in hand.
Nonetheless, while the cases have not reached a critical level for football to be stopped, McGregor wants to still see matches played at the moment, and a lot of Light Blues supporters are agreeing with him.
Rangers fans on McGregor claim
These Gers gushed as his claim was shared on Twitter, with one even going as far as call him a 'hero':
"What a Christmas present this is, thank you admin"
"Hero"
"McGregor, you magnificent man."
"Yesss Gregsy get them telt"
"Nailed it"
"I actually love him."
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