Name: Scott McMillan
Age: 24
Hometown: Paisley
Years as a Bluenose: 24

Q: Who was the biggest influence on you becoming a Rangers fan (eg family, friends, partner)?

A: My Dad Jim (Baker) and his late dad, my grampa Jimmy.

Q: Who was your Rangers hero when you were growing up?

A: Has to be Brian Laudrup, closely followed by Super Ally.

Q: Who's your favourite unsung hero?

A: Jorg Albertz - he was a fantastic player. That goal against Celtic in the Scottish cup semi-final at Parkhead when he ripped the Celtic defence apart from the half way line was superb, still gives me goosebumps whenever I see it.

Q: What's your favourite memory as a Rangers fan?

A: Has to be Gazza's run to make it 8 in a row and our two last day of season victories. What a feeling! I was there with my dad on each occasion and I'm proud to say the tears were running down my face in that game against Aberdeen.

Q: Where's the strangest place you've watched the team?

A: In Roger Black's Irish bar in Marbella I watched our away leg against Red Star at the start of this season. I was with my new wife, a Bristol city fan and a Red star fan - it was a strange experience.

Q: What's your worst excuse for missing a game?

A: I was in hospital for six days over hogmanay last year so I missed three or four games. It was bad enough being flat out but missing the Rangers made it worse.

Q: Have you ever missed an important event to attend a match (eg wedding, anniversary, birthday etc)?

A: I missed my two christenings to go to matches against Celtic and Motherwell, they were for my cousins. Football comes first I'm afraid.

Q: Do you wear the team colours to every game?

A: I try to every week. Either my Paisley Loyal polo shirt, my scarf or my strip. I do try to wear some sort of Rangers colours to the games.

Q: Who do you usually go to the games with?

A: I help run the Paisley Loyal bus so all the boys but mainly with my dad, brother in law and best mate Neil, Sawers, Gaz, Stevie, Davie and Ginga.

Q: Where do you sit at Ibrox?

A: Copland rear CR2

Q: Do you travel to away games? If so, what's your favourite journey and ground?

A: Yes, I only miss the odd away game each season due to not getting enough tickets. Favourite away ground has to be Celtic Park, closely followed by Aberdeen and Hibs.

Q: What's your pre- and post-match routine for home games (eg bookies, pub, get in early etc)?

A: Pick my dad up in a taxi, then my bro in law, bookies, then pub. Our bus leaves around 2.15pm so were always in our seat by 2.50-2.55pm.

Q: What do you do at half-time?

A: Not a lot, sometimes go down and put a bet on the first player to score in the second half at the bookies.

Q: Have you ever been on the pitch at Ibrox for any reason?

A: No never.

Q: What's the funniest chant/shout you've heard at a game? (Keep it clean!)

A: None clean enough I'm afraid.

Q: Have you ever met a girlfriend/boyfriend through following Rangers?

A: No my wife hates football, but she has being to a game before against Kilmarnock at Ibrox.

Q: Which player would you most like to see playing for Rangers?

A: Steven Gerrard or Cesc Fabrigas - two of the best in the world by miles.

Q: What changes, if any, would you like to see made to Ibrox?

A: The screens to by moved to the opposite corners and more seats installed.

Q: Would you like to see Rangers one day playing in the English Premiership?
Why/why not?

A: YES - of course. Every game would have the atmosphere and passion of a Celtic or Aberdeen fixture. There would also be more away grounds to visit and more away fans to visit Ibrox.

Q: Do you support any teams other than Rangers?

A: I have a soft spot for Newcastle Utd.