Todd Cantwell celebrated Rangers' Europa League triumph over Fenerbahce as he showered praise on Jack Butland.
The former Ibrox midfielder watched the match at home as Rangers claimed a penalty shoot-out win to move into the quarter-final of the UEFA competition.
Cantwell, now at Blackburn Rovers, was glued to his TV watching his former team-mates claim the special victory in Govan.
Then, following Butland's heroics in the shoot-out, Cantwell celebrated the win for his former club.
Demanding Butland is given respect, Cantwell posted: "Give him his respect, he's absolutely magnificent that's my f***ing boy!"
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Previously discussing his Rangers transfer exit, Cantwell said: "I thrived in the environment at Rangers but circumstances changed, different people were in charge and it didn't feel right any more.
"I'm proud of myself for taking that step [the transfer request] because the younger me would probably have sat for another season, and it might have been a season that I looked back on and say I lost."
