Kenny Miller always knew he would return to Rangers - even after joining Celtic.
The former Scotland international - who turned out for both halves of the Glasgow divide during his playing career - lifted the lid on the moves to the rivals while he also revealed how he could have ended up the first player in history to turn out for both clubs in the SAME season.
The 43-year-old left Rangers for the first time in 2001 for a move down south to join Wolves. He spent a lengthy spell in England before joining Celtic on a pre-contract agreement during Gordon Strachan's reign as boss. His time at Parkhead was short-lived as he made a return to English football with Derby County.
