Rangers legends reunite for overdue catch-up at famous Glasgow Indian restaurant

The venue has become a well-known destination for a number of Celtic and Rangers stars both past and present

Six Rangers legends have reunited for an enjoyable catch-up at a famous Indian restaurant in Glasgow’s city centre.

A group of Rangers legends have united at a well-known Glasgow eatery (Image: @BM12____ X) | @BM12____, X

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Richard Gough, Bob Malcolm, Marvin Andrews, Craig Moore, Charlie Miller and Andy McLaren were pictured dining at well-known eatery Mister Singh's on Elderslie Street.

The Ibrox heroes posed around a table with restaurateur Satty Singh with Malcolm sharing the image on his social media account, admitting they had a 'great day out' and that he “hadn't laughed so much in his life” after the group spent time reminiscing about their Rangers days.

Mister Singh's has become a well-known destination for a number of Celtic and Rangers stars both past and present, with Satty himself a self-proclaimed Gers fan.

A number of photographs of Rangers heroes adorn the walls inside the venue, with Satty even naming his two sons after Mark Walters and Oleg Kuznetsov.

However, despite nailing his colours to the mast, several iconic names associated with Celtic have also made appearances at the restaurant for a meal.

Legendary Hoops manager Martin O’Neill and former fan favourite Frank McAvennie have previously dined there, and Satty once revealed that any Celtic fan choosing to drop by for a curry are able to pose with a replica of the 1967 European Cup that they have obtained.