Rangers get everywhere and it appears a cheeky bluenose has managed to include one of the club’s famous bar scarfs in an advert for Domino’s pizza.
The global Pizza chain – which had a revenue of close to £3bn (€4.11bn) in 2020 – is one of the most well-known takeaway giants on planet earth.
And one eagle-eyed Gers fan spotted the famous Rangers red, white and blue bar scarf on an advert for the brand which was posted on Instagram.
The unmistakable scarf has been the preserve of Rangers supporters for generations and there can be no doubt what purpose the scarf was originally manufactured for.
But how it has formed part of the Domino’s Pizza marketing campaign in the UK we do not know – although if a cheeky bluenose was involved then we certainly salute him.
It’s not the first time a fast-food giant has caught the attention of Rangers fans either as Subway made headlines only back in April for shutting down an angry Celtic fan.
The Twitter admin of the Subway UK account infamously ordered an angry Parkhead rival to go to Ibrox to watch a “decent game” after the fan had tweeted the account.
The Subway UK account even found time to goad Celtic during their pursuit of Eddie Howe – imagine the field day the account would have with Ange Postecoglou!
Rangers fans certainly enjoyed it as the Celtic fan was clamped and it brought new meaning to an Ibrox term ordinarily loathed by the club’s supporters.
