Andy Firth admits he “lived his dream” at Rangers and believes he’s fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to pull on the jersey just once during his three-and-a-half-year spell in Glasgow.
The 25-year-old keeper became a cult hero at Ibrox despite making only one substitute appearance for Gers. Firth joined Connah’s Quay Nomads last month on a one-year deal, and has opened up on swapping Scotland for Wales and about his journey of a lifetime with the Light Blues.
He said: “It’s been really good so far. I was actually just thinking that this has been the first season in nearly four years that I’ve started a consecutive amount of pre-season friendlies. Once I knew I was leaving Rangers I had a chat with the Liverpool goalkeeper coach and he offered me to come and train with them during pre-season. Rangers offered me the same thing but I knew realistically that my next move was going to be down south and knew joining Liverpool would help open up more doors for me.
