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Fraserburgh Rangers Fans Stay True for Scottish Cup Showdown

Fraserburgh, a Highland League team, is set to take on Rangers at Ibrox in the upcoming Scottish Cup clash. Diehard Rangers supporter Eddie Thomson, hailing from Fraserburgh, has pledged unwavering support for his beloved team, despite facing his hometown club in the fourth round of the competition on January 19.

Eddie Thomson, a dedicated Gers fan who passionately follows the team both domestically and internationally, reminisced about a similar encounter in January 2018 when Rangers emerged victorious with a 3-0 win at Bellslea Park. He vividly recalled being among the few Fraserburgh fans in the Rangers end, showcasing his undying loyalty to the Govan side.

Fraserburgh Fan’s Unwavering Support

Despite the impending clash between his hometown club and his favorite team, Mr. Thomson emphasized that there are “absolutely no split loyalties” on his part. He anticipates a thrilling match with a confirmed kick-off time of 2.15 pm, predicting that the encounter will generate a “massive buzz” in the Buchan town.

Financial and Emotional Impact

Expressing his enthusiasm for the game, Mr. Thomson plans to purchase hospitality tickets for the event at Ibrox. He views the draw as a significant milestone for Fraserburgh, highlighting the financial benefits that a high turnout of over 30,000 fans in the 51,700 capacity stadium could bring.

Fraserburgh Resident’s Allegiance

Another Fraserburgh local, William Patterson, a devoted Rangers fan originally from Peterhead, echoed Mr. Thomson’s sentiments. Despite residing in Fraserburgh, Mr. Patterson proudly asserts his allegiance to Rangers, declaring himself “110% Rangers” as he eagerly anticipates the Scottish Cup showdown.

While acknowledging the lack of divided loyalties, Mr. Patterson emphasized the positive impact the match could have on both the football club and the town of Fraserburgh. He believes that the financial boost from the game could potentially sustain the club for multiple seasons and elevate the town’s profile.

As Fraserburgh gears up to face Rangers in this highly anticipated Scottish Cup clash, the unwavering support and excitement from fans like Eddie Thomson and William Patterson underscore the profound impact of football on local communities and the enduring spirit of loyalty in the face of sporting rivalries.