No one knows what it’s like to play for both Celtic and Rangers better than Kenny Miller, whose switch of Old Firm loyalties – not once, but twice – left him with one regretVery few have crossed the Old Firm divide – even less so back again (Image: SNS Group)
Kenny Miller has just one regret from his experience playing for both Rangers and Celtic – not scoring enough goals for the latter.
The ex-Scotland striker is part of a very rare group to have played on each side of the Old Firm divide post-war – and out of the five to have done so, he’s the only one to have switched allegiances tHe departed Ibrox after just one season in 2001, headed south to Wolves for five years, then took up the hoops of Celtic. Talking to the Daily Record, Miller acknowledged: “I knew it wasn’t just a normal transfewice.But I thought, ‘You know what? I’m going to do it! I want to play for a successful team. I don’t want to be fighting mid-table – I want to go and win trophies’. Celtic presented me with that opportunity.
