Peter Lovenkrands has revealed a much-loved Scottish TV show helped him learn slang at Rangers.

The former Ibrox forward dedicated time to watch Still Game to improve his Scottish while in Glasgow.

But Lovenkrands admitted he still needed four years to fully understand legendary Rangers kitman Jimmy Bell.

The then-Denmark international was fluent in English by the time he moved to Ibrox but required extra-curricular learning through Still Game to learn Scottish slang.

And Lovenkrands delighted his team-mates by quoting famous lines from the comedy show in training.

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The winger, now 44, also developed a Scottish accent during his six-year spell at Rangers.

Peter Lovenkrands exclusively told Ladbrokes Fanzone: "I had six fantastic years at Rangers and it helped that two weeks before I signed, my brother had signed for St Johnstone so I had him there for the first three years and it really helped me settle in.

"It was also a big factor on why I went there. I spoke very good English but it took my easily four years to understand our kitman Jimmy Bell. I think he did it on purpose to be fair!

"I took big pride in learning Scottish slang though and I watched a TV show called Still Game. I loved coming into training quoting some of those lines which they found hilarious, but that is why I got a Scottish accent! Plus my wife is Scottish too!"