Ally McCoist admits he's desperate for more after Roy Keane made an unlikely debut on Instagram.
The Manchester United icon became a surprise addition to the wealth of football icons on the social media giant last week.
Keane's no-nonsense approach to life, not just football, is polar opposite to the legions of influencers dominating the platform - and McCoist loves it.
He urged the Irishman to "keep it going" after he marked Valentine's Day with a throwback to being strangled on the pitch by West Ham's Ian Bishop, posted with the caption: "Don't forget to show some love today".
McCoist struggled to hold back the laughter as he dismissed a claim Keane's posts, which also included snaps with his dog and grandson, were "boring".
Keane has already amassed over 1 million followers but, in keeping with his famously high standards, hasn't yet deemed anyone worthy of following back.
And the Rangers legend said on talkSPORT: "No! No!
"This is where I disagree. Keep it going Roy!
"I do not want to see Roy follow anybody! Before we go any further, his post wishing everybody a happy Valentine's Day and showing a bit of love to everybody, was fantastic.
"He's getting strangled by Ian Bishop and there's somebody coming over behind him to finish him off.
"I just thought it was excellent, I really did."
