Dud Adrian Beck has slammed Hamilton Accies and boss Brian Rice in a scathing rant after a dire loan spell in Lanarkshire.
The midfielder made just six appearances while on loan from Belgian outfit Union Saint-Gilloise and failed to help the club win a single game.
The 22-year-old was then sent packing after just six months, but has found his way back into the game with German fourth-tier side SSV Ulm.
He blasted the quality of the Scottish game saying playing "only high and wide balls" that was "not my idea of football".
"It didn't fit so well from the surroundings, but also from the footballing point of view", Beck told German outlet Stimme.
He lashed out at Rice and Accies after stuck by their gaffer after the boss bravely admitted he had a gambling addiction before being handed an SFA ban.
"In Germany you wouldn't have been a coach," he said. "You would never get a job there."
He reckons he was never given a fair chance by Rice because he came from abroad.
He went on: "I played properly, also in the reserve round. But the coach made it clear to me that he prefers to rely on home-grown rather than a loaner like me."
After making an appearance at Ibrox he says he "won't forget that" experience of playing in front of 50,000 fans.
However, in his last barb added: "You only realise what you have in Germany abroad."
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