A familiar face has been spotted helping snowbound drivers get on the move again.
We're sure there were plenty of surprised faces when motorists who found themselves stuck in the snow were rescued by none other than Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou.
Glasgow and the surrounding areas have been hit with a deluge of snow this morning, leading to treacherous conditions on the roads, and an amber weather warning.
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Dressed in his training gear, the unexpected good Samaritan was seen helping out unlucky drivers in Lennoxtown, outside the club's training ground, by jogging down the snow-covered surface to lend a hand.
Another good Samaritan shared the moment when he spotted the Aussie manager, just as he was moving to help someone.
He tweeted: "Someone stuck in Lennoxtown I jump out to help and Big Ange came out as well before anyone. Man of the people."
Speaking to Sky Sports about his efforts Ange said: "I did help out, I think it was more motivation for the two young men and nice lady who were helping out. But being my size I can be helpful in that kind of scenario - so I did my bit."
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