Do you do this leaving Ibrox . . .

[Family bam]

Absolutely!!

 

[Whosthedado9]

Always done it for as long as I can remember. Asked my dad about it one day, he said when I was little I asked him to lift me up so I could do it, he asked me why and I said because other people are doing it.

28 years on and I still do it every game

 

[JedBartlet]

yeah always have

 

[Robbie]

Never done it. Do people also tap their house on the way out the door?

You can change your house and move on,no emotional attachment,Rangers and Ibrox is with you forever.

 

[Saltcoats_Loyal]

Remember running and jumping for years trying to touch it as a wean and still touch it every time on the way out

 

[clash city rocker]

Nope, but need to lift my 8 year old up to do it. 12 year old can reach it with a jump.

 

[PT98]

I do a pull up and kiss it

If we've played really well and it's given me a stauner I sometimes just go on my tip toes and rub the end of my willy off it

 

[Trueblue82]

No don’t think I’ve ever done it.

Seems pointless

 

[Chinggis_could_I_khant]

Absolutely.

The Spurs game was my first in Ibrox since we were in League 1 (basically never in the UK). God knows when I'll next be there so made sure I did a 2 handed one this time around. It's just my way of saying see you later.

 

[RoyalBlue]

Every single time. I treat every game like my last now as we never know what’s round the corner.

Never leave Ibrox without a wee tap on the lintel.

In fact, it’s more of a caress. I suffer from unnatural urges

 

[SoGo]

Always. Even more than this, I pause to imprint the feeling and mentally say goodbye to the stadium as I may never have the luxury of being close to her again. When you live abroad and see so few games in person, you want to make sure to remember the moment when on your deathbed.

 

[Blue boy]

Never leave Ibrox without a wee pee in the toilet.

 

[VGM]

Never leave Ibrox without a wee pee in the toilet.

Hold your nose.

 

[Blue boy]

Hold your nose.

Gas mask is needed, wet suit and wellies.

 

[daven37]

I do it. A wee goodbye until next time.

I remember last home game of 2012 and the Bayer Leverkusen game when Covid hit - wondering if/when I'd be back.

 

[Bunnybear]

I have this weird thing where I tap the sign with the number of fingers for the goals we have scored that day Anyone else?

Just hope we never score 11 then...

 

[JAC_1966]

Nah. Find it cringey and a bit throbbing to be honest

 

[Netherburntrueblue]

I've done it ever since I was able to jump and reach it,I'm in my 50's now, and my son also does it....hopefully we will still be doing it for years to come. .ps .. sometimes want to smash it after some games.

 

[sh3lldon]

no

 

[Scarlett]

Yup. My first game in 1990 my uncle had to lift me and I've done it since. Never really thought about it, but always do it.

 

[Talktalk]

Yep

Who lifts you up ?

 

[Talktalk]

Absolutely. It’s like saying cheerio to the stadium until the next time I’m there.

It’s made of concrete steel and wood, don’t think it appreciates all the hi 5’s it receives after a game

 

[Grampian Bear]

I have this weird thing where I tap the sign with the number of fingers for the goals we have scored that day Anyone else?

What happens if we don't score ?

 

[Jeepster]

What happens if we don't score ?

Closed fist tap

 

[55degreesnorth]

Everytime. Probably doesn't do us one bit of good right enough but still!

 

[Daleboy91Watp]

Aye.

 

[Cala Bona]

No

 

[gorbalsbear]

Yep do it every time, before covid I had to lift my son up as he wanted to do it, after fans returning to grounds he could do it no problem, I have a great video of him doing it for the first time without being lifted up.

 

[legalbeagle]

Yes, two taps, since I was about 16, every game

 

[WinkieWATP]

I thought everybody did but I see it’s being described as time behaviour on here

 

[Spack Man]

No, pointless

Agreed. Superstitious nonsense.

 

[Barryhopez]

No. Smacking your hand against the top of the doorway when leaving is not only pointless it's unstruthian.

 

[Markyp]

No I don’t now. Used to all the time, then started taking my son to games when he was about 5 and had to lift him up to do it.

He has had a season ticket now for 14 years, 23 now, and he does it every single time

 

[omega]

Yes, every time.

 

[BajanBear]

Big mate does it every game, does it not have its origins from Liverpool players touching the “this is Anfield” sign before entering the park?

Yes. A great tradition at Anfield is that the players tap it when they go onto the pitch.

 

[Corkie]

It's a Yes from me.

 

[828909]

I used to do it back in the day, but fallen out of the habit at some point.

 

[CALE1972]

Yes, as long as I can remember. No idea when I started doing it, but it’s a habit now. Kind of a spiritual thing in a way, as daft as that seems.

 

[truebluesince82]

Yup everytime! Double tap

 

[ResoluteLoyal73]

I am superstitious to a point. I only do this when the result or performance exudes positivity.

 

[CrocodileDundee]

Yes done it ever since I was tall enough to reach it and now when I take my wee boy I lift him up so he can do it.

 

[temperance]

No idea why, but I’ve done it for many a long year

 

[Stubert]

Always. No idea when it started but as far back as I can remember.

 

[Herman]

Yip every time

 

[PMB1872]

It’s made of concrete steel and wood, don’t think it appreciates all the hi 5’s it receives after a game

Well thank you for that confirmation, Buzz Killington.

 

[Dambusters]

This thread is offensive to midgets.

Ross Wilson is raging

 

[mad4rfcme]

Yes for this bear.

 

[Truelightblue]

I make the 'Hoyaaa' sound after I tap it. Isn't that what everyone does?

 

[BlueDel]

I never really did it myself but I loved seeing others doing it. Don't see it ever dying out completely.

 

[Family bam]

The fella I first watched as a wee boy doing it died last night peacefully in his Care Home.

Rest Easy Da.

The best Da and Bluenose I've ever met.