It was an unbelievably loud night at Ibrox, so much so that Moris had to take painkillers the next day.
Anthony Moris, the keeper for Union SG, claims he has never heard anything as loud as when the Rangers played at Ibrox. Following their Europa League match, he had to take medications to relieve his headache.
Two years ago, in Glasgow, veteran Luxembourg international Moris was in goal as Gio van Bronckhorst’s team overcame a 2-0 deficit in the first leg to go to the Champions League qualifying round. After dominating the league this season and going eight points clear at the top, the 33-year-old, who has 63 caps for his country, is looking to guide the team to its first Belgian crown in an amazing 89 years.
The 33-year-old did not hesitate to mention his journey to Ibrox when questioned about the loudest atmosphere of his career. “I think the atmosphere at the Rangers game at Ibrox was the best I’ve ever experienced,” he stated. After the game, the noise caused such a severe headache that I had to take paracetamol.
“It was by far the noisiest game I have ever played. Even though we lost, there’s no denying that this team gained a great deal of knowledge from the match in Scotland.
“Although nothing was as crazy as that night in Glasgow, it helped us understand what we would face in towns like Brugges, Antwerp, and Standard Liege. That game was a terrific experience for all of us.”
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