John Lundstram has snubbed any ticket requests from Liverpool-daft pals as he revealed all of his family will be cheering on Rangers as he prepares for an emotional Champions League tie at Anfield.
The Scouser is returning to his home city desperate to help the Ibrox side pick up their first points in Group A in the first part of the Battle of Britain double header against last season’s runners-up. Lundstram is taking on his boyhood heroes after growing up supporting the red half of Merseyside - while playing for the blue half.
Lundstram has been swamped with requests for gold-dust briefs but the 28-year-old midfield enforcer won’t be handing any over to Liverpool fans. He told Sky Sports: “I’ll have family members at the game - as many as I can have. They will be in our end of course - they’re not getting a ticket if they’re not supporting us! I’ve had loads of messages and people trying to get tickets but you only get a certain amount and anyone supporting Liverpool won’t be getting a ticket for our end.
