Connor Goldson insists he hasn't 'won enough' to be classed as a Rangers legend or to earn a spot in the Hall of Fame.
The defender was brutally honest in saying he shares the frustration of Light Blues fans that the Ibrox club did not 'press on' from winning the league title from Celtic's grasp in 2021. Goldson has been a rock for Rangers over the past few years and has notched up over 250 games in Glasgow. Yet the defender has just two medals to his name and he insists that's nowhere near enough.
Michael Beale's men have a few roadblocks to pass to ensure they don't end up with a trophy-less season, namely the tough task of beating Celtic at Hampden in the Scottish Cup semi-final to put the retention of that prize in motion. And the 30-year-old believes, as he watched the likes of teammates Allan McGregor, Steven Davis and James Tavernier recently inducted in to the Rangers Hall of Fame, that he has some way to go to be considered for such praise.
