Lotto millionaire Jane Park has said she would pay money to see a former Rangers player retire from the footballing world.
The dig was aimed at defender Steven Whittaker who played for the Light Blues from 2007 to 2012.
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Now playing for her beloved Hibernian, she tweeted her frustration on Sunday at his performance against Celtic at Easter Road.
Taking to her Twitter - and tagging the official Hibs team in her post - she vented: “How much for Whittaker to retire. Can I pay???? @HibsOfficial !!!!!!!!”
How much for Whittaker to retire. Can I pay???? @HibsOfficial !!!!!!!
— Jane Park (@janeparkx) December 10, 2017
Many of the 22-year-old’s followers appeared to agree with her.
One wrote: “He’s absolutely p**h.”
Steven Naismith (right), Steven Whittaker and Kyle Lafferty (background) in their Gers glory days
Another chimed in: “Never wanted him back, needs to go, slow as a week in the jail.”
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Hibs fought from two goals behind to grab a 2-2 draw in the pulsating Ladbrokes Premiership encounter.
Playmaker John McGinn was back from suspension and fit-again Whittaker, 33, and winger Brandon Barker also returned to a Hibs side who almost got caught out with barely a minute played.
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Whittaker objected to move from oldco to newco Rangers back in June 2012, resulting in an angry backlash from some sections of the club’s support as they moved to new sides while the Ibrox outfit started the following campaign in the bottom tier.
Along with Steven Naismith, he delivered legal letters to former Rangers chief executive Charles Green which refused their contracts to be transferred to the Englishman’s Sevco 5088 company.
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