Many Glasgow Rangers fans have been wishing former manager Dick Advocaat well as he oversaw his last game as a manager before retiring on Sunday.

The 73-year-old spent three years in charge at Ibrox between 1998 and 2001 and had plenty of success with the 55-time Scottish champions. Under his stewardship, Rangers won the league twice, the Scottish Cup twice and the Scottish League Cup once. The Gers had some wonderful players during his time there, such as Ronald de Boer and Giovanni van Bronckhorst, and they were generally a joy to watch.

A few years later, he masterminded Zenit St Peterburg's 2-0 triumph over the Gers in the UEFA Cup final in Manchester.

The Dutchman's career has seen him manage all over the globe and his 41-year career in the dugout finally came to an end on Sunday - he went out on a high as Feyenoord beat Utrecht 2-0. A video has emerged of him getting emotional during the match, and that played on the heartstrings of many Gers supporters.

The clip was shared on Twitter by @FootballOranje_, and it attracted plenty of attention from the Gers fans. They took to the social media platform to share their thoughts, with some dubbing Advocaat an Ibrox "legend".

Let's see what the fans had to say about Advocaat below

"What a man"

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"A great manager for sure. Enjoy your well earned retirement Mr Advocaat."

Credit: @AmiableAlec

"Sad Day!"

Credit: @bill_fyfe

"Thank you Dick Advocaat. What a man"

Credit: @Battlefeverpod

"Broke my heart in Manchester in 2008 but the little general was some manager"

Credit: @stuartmcmullan

"What a legend, a true icon in football"

Credit: @SpeckyRSC

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