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New Rangers spot, Walters Bar, to open soon in Rutherglen
New Rangers spot, Walters Bar, to open soon in Rutherglen

Glasgow Times

time5 days ago

  • Sport
  • Glasgow Times

New Rangers spot, Walters Bar, to open soon in Rutherglen

Walter's Bar will take over the premises of the former Gorman's Bar at 33 Queen Street in Rutherglen. The upcoming venue promises to be more than just a traditional pub—it aims to become a hub for Rangers supporters and a celebration of the club's history. READ MORE: Ibrox legend spotted partying at popular Glasgow Rangers bar The official social media account for the bar teased the launch with a bold message: "Something's coming to Rutherglen… "Loud. Loyal. Unapologetically blue. "This isn't just a pub – it's a movement. "Walter's Bar is on its way, and we're not here to whisper about it. We're here to make noise." Excited fans flooded the comments with enthusiasm. One wrote: "Here we go yaaaaas,' while another added: 'This is fantastic news, made my night hearing this tonight.' A third simply said: 'Buzzing.' The announcement quickly gained traction after being shared by the popular Rangers fan page Ibrox Radio, which boasts over 40,000 followers. Within hours, the post had attracted more than 70 comments filled with anticipation. While the bar's official inspiration hasn't been confirmed, it is believed that Walter's Bar is named in tribute to legendary former Rangers manager, the late Walter Smith. Smith took charge of Rangers in 1991, succeeding Graeme Souness, and led the club to unprecedented success, winning 13 major trophies in seven years, including seven consecutive league titles. After a spell managing the Scotland national team, where he notably lifted them 70 places in the FIFA World Rankings, Smith returned to Rangers in 2007 and added eight more trophies to his collection. READ MORE: Walter Smith: The boyhood Rangers fan from Carmyle who became the King of Ibrox He guided the team to the 2008 UEFA Cup Final before retiring in 2011. Walter Smith remains the second-most successful manager in Rangers' history, behind only Bill Struth, and is deeply revered by fans across generations. Walter's Bar is expected to become a gathering place that honours his legacy while offering a new home for passionate Rangers supporters in the heart of Rutherglen.

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