A Rangers -daft football fan has showed off an impressive Ibrox themed 'man cave' created during lockdown.
The sprawling red, white and blue structure was created by a fan known simply as J.Martin in his Glasgow backgarden.
The pad, shared in a video on Facebook shows the grey garden building with club badges in each window and a flag hung outside.
Inside, the man cave is kitted out with framed, signed Rangers shirts through the eras, photographs hung on the walls and even a Gers badge carpet.
It is also equipped with various other bits of memorabilia, a massive TV and the club's honours painted onto the wall.
The cave boasts an orange and white pool table, emblazoned with the club's badge, and a bar with tickets to various matches underneath glass.
The large bar, of course, is shown fully stocked with drinks.
The video proved a hit online being shared hundreds of times and picking up thousands of likes from fellow fans.
One person commented: "What a outstanding man cave. Just love it. Well done mate."
Another added: "Wow that's amazing! I would sleep in there."
A third said: "It's absolutely fantastic."
Man caves have been picking up in popularity throughout the country- with lockdown providing more time to work on them.
Initially starting out as 'men's sheds' they have been used to help reduce loneliness.
