Lee Wallace has been at Rangers for eight years - almost long enough for some to get a testimonial - yet he might leave the club without so much as a proper goodbye.
His time at Ibrox has been hit with injuries and a battle with the club's hierarchy after being suspended last season.
But Record Sport 's Euan McLean feels it would be wrong for Wallace not to be given a proper Ibrox send-off in one of the last games of the season.
It's unlikely to be against Celtic in the final match, but there could be an ideal opportunity during a Premiership fixture against Hibs the week before.
Euan joined Mark McDougall on the podcast to discuss this and the guys also take a look at the player of the year awards at Ibrox.
Alfredo Morelos was the major winner with three awards while Allan McGregor, Ryan Kent and Ryan Jack also lifted prizes.
But there is an argument that Morelos shouldn't have been given the top prize because of his disciplinary issues and it should have instead gone to McGregor.
Joe Worrall's after-party social media appearance is also discussed, as is Nikola Katic and the need for Rangers to develop their own players.
Listen to the full show below.
