Celtic legend Artur Boruc joined thousands of Legia Warsaw fans in the Ibrox away end during the club's Europa League play-off tie against Rangers.
The former Poland international, who made over 150 appearances for Celtic during a five year spell at the club, was pictured with a megaphone on Thursday night as he started chants.
Boruc remains a popular figure among Hoops fans and these images will only help his cause.
On the subject of Legia Warsaw fans, the club could be hit with a fine by UEFA after the game at Ibrox was called to a halt after supporters let off flares in the away section.
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They also unfurled a banner of Pope John Paul II, who was himself a pole, as Rangers fans face a charge after singing sectarian chants.
The Scottish Premiership side progressed to the Europa League group stage after a last minute winner from striker Alfredo Morelos sealed a huge 1-0 win for Steven Gerrard's men.
After the final whistle, the 39-year-old, former Liverpool midfielder said he had to "provoke" his players at half-time to find the win.
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"I had to go for them at half-time. In the first half we never went into top gear," Gerrard told RangersTV.
"We had the handbrake and seatbelts on. They needed to be provoked and I got the reaction I wanted because second half we took the shackles off and really went for Legia."
He continued, saying: "Then it was about people stepping up for moments of quality and Jordan Jones provided it with an exquisite cross and Alfredo does what he does, scoring goals.
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"The players deserve all the plaudits. I've just had to get myself off the ceiling."
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