GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - APRIL 15: Scott Arfield of Rangers celebrates with team mate Alfredo Morelos after he scores his team's fifth goal during the Cinch Scottish Premiership match between Rangers FC and St. Mirren FC at on April 15, 2023 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Rangers face Falkirk soon and the thought of Scott Arfield standing in opposition brings mixed emotions. The veteran midfielder remains a beloved figure at Ibrox and his presence in Falkirk colours carries deep significance. The idea of Arfield hurting his old club through victory would devastate him and Rangers fans equally, but sentiment cannot override duty. That mutual respect adds tension to a fixture that already carries pressure. Rangers face Falkirk and the man who once led them.

The emotional reunion ahead

Arfield’s return represents more than football. He embodies everything Rangers fans value — heart, drive, and loyalty. His exit from Ibrox left a gap that no replacement has filled. Many supporters still see him as one of their own. Now he leads Falkirk with the same energy that once lifted Rangers through European nights and title runs. He may not celebrate if he scores, but his competitive nature ensures...