It’s not every day you see a former world boxing champion walking into your local bar.
And the Rangers fans who were enjoying the game, holiday Overseas, the legendary Sports enjoy drink At an Ibrox themed boozer over the weekend.
Boxing star David Haye, 43, may have made his name in the ring, but he’s always been a football fan and has been following the sport since he was a child. House The Millwall team and their biggest Celebrities Supporter.
He has never publicly admitted his allegiance to Rangers but appears to have an attachment to the Govan side after popping into a pub run by Ibrox die-hard fans during a trip to Tenerife.
Haye visited the Canary Islands with fellow British boxing hero Ricky Hatton. Fight Saturday night.
He took advantage of the opportunity pop After completing his marketing duties for the day, he popped into the Bluebell Bar at the Los Cristianos resort, a popular Rangers spot.
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Barr shared a photo of the haymaker inside the venue, model He and his girlfriend Cian Osborne were surrounded by Rangers memorabilia.
And Light Blues fans Moon To see him visit the bar, one customer claimed: “He’s one of our guys.”
Another said: “Big Hay is stubborn.”
Meanwhile, another person praised his drinking choice, replying: “Nice bar choice 💪.”
In a previous interview, Hay said: Love What makes him different to other players for Millwall? child his school Regarding the team they support.
He said: “I grew up in a rough place called Long Lane. London I went to schools in Bridge and Rotherhithe.
“I’m from Bermondsey so football-wise it was always Millwall and there were kids at my school who supported Millwall. Barcelona or Brazil! Barcelona“!They didn’t even tell me where it was on the map.”
One of Hay’s favourite players of all time was Terry Hurlock, who played for his own team Millwall and also thrived at Ibrox.
He said: “The 1988 team was fantastic, with Teddy Sheringham and Tony Cascarino up front – Sheringham was a great player even then and Terry Hurlock did the dirty work. work There are many behind him the goal.
“Terry Hurlock. What a damn job. Amazing.”
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