Neil Warnock has admitted he was 'gobsmacked' by Rangers' Ibrox home and instantly fell in love with the place after he first clapped eyes on it.
The former Sheffield United and Crystal Palace boss has brought down the curtain on his managerial career and is currently enjoying his retirement. His long stint in the game has been filled with highs and lows and after three months out, he admits his regret over not ever managing in Scotland.
The 73-year-old - who attended at Celtic games during Gordon Strachan's time as boss - had a coupe of brief conversations over becoming the gaffer at Rangers over the years but nothing ever materialised. Warnock admits he was 'completely gone' after seeing all of the cups in the Ibrox trophy room.