Robert Snodgrass has warned Rangers there’s no chance of viewing their Battle of Britain opponents as the poor relations.
Gio van Bronckhorst’s team travel south to take on Jurgen Klopp's former Champions League winners tomorrow. The Light Blues will face a Reds squad valued at £830million - more than seven times the estimated worth of the Ibrox playing staff. But if Gers were hoping the Anfield side might give them a chance by taking their eye off the ball, former Premier League ace Snodgrass has told them to think again.
The Hearts midfielder - back in Scotland after 14 years down south starring with clubs including Leeds, Norwich, Hull, West Ham and Aston Villa - said: “I wouldn’t say there’s any snootiness, no. Definitely not. Anybody who has come up here has found it very difficult, because it’s a very fit league. Down south, the big thing is the size of the players. Some of them are huge. And a lot of Scottish lads going down there say that it takes a few months to adjust to the size.
