Tributes have been pouring in for a Rangers fan who tragically passed away in his sleep on Monday.
William Brown, 32, from Glasgow, had been battling cancer with the support of his girlfriend Jennifer Welsh - but passed away in his sleep on Monday evening.
Supporters of the Ibrox club are now rallying around William's friends and family after his untimely death.
In an emotional post on Facebook , devastated girlfriend Jennifer wrote: "My baby, My life, My world, My soul, My best friend, My absolute everything.. and your gone.
"I will never get over this. I don't know how to. I will never forget about you and I will always love you, forever and a day baby.
"See u on the other side.. you had best be there waiting for me."
William had been undertaking his third round of cancer treatment at the Beatson just a week earlier.
Rangers fans are now being urged to hold their own tribute at the club's next game.
Fan account The Blue Sea of Ibrox posted on Facebook: "Can we get a minutes applause at 32 mins in the Motherwell match on Sunday please".
In response to the call, Jennifer thanked the fans for their "lovely words", adding: "Amazing how the Rangers family comes together at times like this.
"My big bear will be looking down and feeling the love so thank you all."
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Friends of Jenifer and the 32-year-old also paid their respects.
Stefan Fraser wrote: "Rest in peace big Wullie, great guy! Love and thoughts are with you and the family."
Betty Halls added: "So very sorry for your loss my sincere condolences.
"Now he will be singing 'Follow Follow' with the greatest legends up above"/
And Aimee-Beth Fleming said: "So sorry for your loss, stayed across the road from Wullie for years! Such a pleasant guy! Gone too soon.
"My thoughts are with you and the family!"
