Rangers legends dine out together in West End restaurant

[BlueMeanie]

RANGERS legends have been snapped having lunch at a celebrity haunt in the city's West End.

https://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/resources/images/10630083.jpg?display=1&htype=0&type=responsive-gallery

La Lanterna on Great Western Road welcomed Ibrox favourites Ian Durrant, Ally McCoist, Gordon Durie, Walter Smith, Kenny McDowall. The club legends are pictured with head chef Luca Conreno.

The restaurant shared the image on Facebook to the delight of fans and said: "Just a few familiar faces joining us for lunch."

The Italian restaurant chain, which also has a city centre base, is a favourite with Scottish celebrities. We reported that Rangers gaffer Steven Gerrard dined there last December.
In recent months, Wet Wet Wet star Marti Pellow and Hollywood actor Chris Pine have also eaten at the restaurant.

 

[TN8]

Men Have Dinner In Restaurant

Sensational news.

 

[Dofek]

Grown men go out for lunch.

The standard of journalism in this country is embarassing.

 

[superallythe2nd]

Imagine celebrities going out for dinner

Earth shattering stuff

 

[Virgil Hilts]

Maybe helping the guy publicise his restaurant.

Good on them.

 

[Commentator]

Did they look at the menu then order what they fancied? I need to know.
Used to go there 40 years ago, or was that La Lanterna?

 

[Mrs_Prso]

Wattie is looking well.

 

[derek145]

Was this not for Durrants birthday last week?

 

[Crown_Defender]

Grown men go out for lunch.

The standard of journalism in this country is embarassing.

I agree but, this sort of news, isnt exclusive to Scotland.

 

[orjan_persson]

Men Have Dinner In Restaurant

Sensational news.

I know.
It's pasta joke.

 

[Captain Cutlass]

Apparently Durrant was asked if he wanted his pizza cut into four or six slices, he replied that he'll have four slices as he couldn't handle six.



Sorry but sometimes the oldies are the goldies!

 

[Wugs]

RANGERS legends have been snapped having lunch at a celebrity haunt in the city's West End.

https://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/resources/images/10630083.jpg?display=1&htype=0&type=responsive-gallery

La Lanterna on Great Western Road welcomed Ibrox favourites Ian Durrant, Ally McCoist, Gordon Durie, Walter Smith, Kenny McDowall. The club legends are pictured with head chef Luca Conreno.

The restaurant shared the image on Facebook to the delight of fans and said: "Just a few familiar faces joining us for lunch."

The Italian restaurant chain, which also has a city centre base, is a favourite with Scottish celebrities. We reported that Rangers gaffer Steven Gerrard dined there last December.
In recent months, Wet Wet Wet star Marti Pellow and Hollywood actor Chris Pine have also eaten at the restaurant.

 

[BluenoseDoug]

Cantona's restaurant by the looks of it. Some man.

 

[le suede]

I know.
It's pasta joke.

The penne is mightier than the sword.

 

[Grigo Yossarian]

RANGERS legends have been snapped having lunch at a celebrity haunt in the city's West End.

https://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/resources/images/10630083.jpg?display=1&htype=0&type=responsive-gallery

La Lanterna on Great Western Road welcomed Ibrox favourites Ian Durrant, Ally McCoist, Gordon Durie, Walter Smith, Kenny McDowall. The club legends are pictured with head chef Luca Conreno.

The restaurant shared the image on Facebook to the delight of fans and said: "Just a few familiar faces joining us for lunch."

The Italian restaurant chain, which also has a city centre base, is a favourite with Scottish celebrities. We reported that Rangers gaffer Steven Gerrard dined there last December.
In recent months, Wet Wet Wet star Marti Pellow and Hollywood actor Chris Pine have also eaten at the restaurant.

I saw Alfie in there about 6 months ago. My mad mate got a wee picture with him.

 

[Grigo Yossarian]

Did they look at the menu then order what they fancied? I need to know.
Used to go there 40 years ago, or was that La Lanterna?

It’s the one about 20 yards from Kelvin Bridge mate. Beside Philadelphia chippie.

 

[Unicorn]

Gordon Durie being played by Woody Harrelson.

 

[Kilpatricknick]

Dunno if you could class McDowell as a "legend" as per thread title. He made a fusilli mistakes as manager.

 

[Barrymoped]

With the greatest of respect describing Kenny McDowall as a club legend is also a bit of a push!

 

[Realger34]

And there was me thinking celebrities didn’t eat.

 

[Thefamous]

Was this not for Durrants birthday last week?

Yes its from last week. Good to see the media are up to date as usual

 

[Virgil Hilts]

Dunno if you could class McDowell as a "legend" as per thread title. He made a fusilli mistakes as manager.

The penne never seemed to drop.

 

[mfgorm]

Did they look at the menu then order what they fancied? I need to know.
Used to go there 40 years ago, or was that La Lanterna?

It used to be La Parmigiana.
Walter was/is a regular at the Hope St La Lanterna.

 

[Woodrow Call]

Apparently Durrant was asked if he wanted his pizza cut into four or six slices, he replied that he'll have four slices as he couldn't handle six.



Sorry but sometimes the oldies are the goldies!

They don't do pizza in there

Seriously. The hope street branch is the only Italian restaurant iv ever been in that did not do pizza.

 

[Commentator]

It used to be La Parmigiana.
Walter was/is a regular at the Hope St La Lanterna.

Cheers. No, it wasn't in Hope St, Grigo put me right.

 

[bud_light]

Was this not for Durrants birthday last week?

Durrant had it on his Instagram last week

 

[mkgers]

Men Have Dinner In Restaurant

Sensational news.

Pulitzer Prize incoming.

 

[eyalluvitt]

Brian from Glow hasn't aged well.

 

[insanicdrunk]

Was this not for Durrants birthday last week?

Exactly, shite 'news' and last weeks news. Finger on the pulse journalism!

 

[Three-in-seven]

I'm just sitting here wondering if they had parmesan cheese or black pepper on their pasta, or both?

Hats off to the Evening Times for that exclusive scoop.

 

[Three-in-seven]

They don't do pizza in there

Seriously. The hope street branch is the only Italian restaurant iv ever been in that did not do pizza.

They did do Cullen Skink at one time though.

Not sure if they still do?

 

[Square and compass]

Walter has aged the best out of the 5

 

[Drumchapel]

Now, if Italian place served succulent lamb...

 

[Drumchapel]

RANGERS legends have been snapped having lunch at a celebrity haunt in the city's West End.

https://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/resources/images/10630083.jpg?display=1&htype=0&type=responsive-gallery

La Lanterna on Great Western Road welcomed Ibrox favourites Ian Durrant, Ally McCoist, Gordon Durie, Walter Smith, Kenny McDowall. The club legends are pictured with head chef Luca Conreno.

The restaurant shared the image on Facebook to the delight of fans and said: "Just a few familiar faces joining us for lunch."

The Italian restaurant chain, which also has a city centre base, is a favourite with Scottish celebrities. We reported that Rangers gaffer Steven Gerrard dined there last December.
In recent months, Wet Wet Wet star Marti Pellow and Hollywood actor Chris Pine have also eaten at the restaurant.

Walter is oldest in that photo by far, yet has most hair...

 

[Blackpool Dave]

Wattie is looking well.

I thought that as well.

 

[Jase]

Bunch of auld farts.

 

[bLuE PirAtE]

The Evening Times prints a story about former Rangers men meeting up for lunch.
They also recently reported that a pub in the city centre had a late licence approved.

 

[WATP_74]

Looks like a table for 4, not six.
McCoist must have been holding in a pish all lunch.

 

[Craigie]

Apparently Durrant was asked if he wanted his pizza cut into four or six slices, he replied that he'll have four slices as he couldn't handle six.



Sorry but sometimes the oldies are the goldies!

Sometimes they are. Other times? Not so much...

 

[Iloverangers87]

I thought that was big Amo

 

[nemessis]

You'd have thought they would have been at Nandos.

 

[archimedes]

You'd have thought they would have been at Nandos.

And out for a pint at NN10 after?

 

[Alex Venters]

Maybe helping the guy publicise his restaurant.

Good on them.

Great place to eat.