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'Great signing', 'Will score goals' - Fans react after attacker seals emergency Rangers exit
By Richard Parks
Rangers and Dumbarton fans took to Twitter to hail Liam Burt’s emergency transfer as a great move for all parties.
Dumbarton revealed on their official Twitter account and website on Friday night that Burt, 19, has signed on a 28-day deal due to an injury crisis at the second-tier club.
SIGNING | Emergency temporary transfer completed this afternoon with Liam Burt joining the Sons from @RangersFC – https://t.co/yajuTZ7T9s
— Dumbarton FC (@Dumbartonfc) February 16, 2018
The attacking midfielder made his Rangers first team debut in March 2016 when they were in Scotland’s second tier and he has made two further appearances for the senior side.
But the teenager has failed to get a look-in this season and has slipped further down the pecking order following a January signing blitz.
Dumbarton fans hailed the arrival of Burt as a “great signing” who “will score goals”, while Rangers fans praised his attitude and work ethic on social media.
Here is a selection of their messages on Twitter:
We all know what you’re capable of Liam. That’s a testament to how well you do in training and a reward for all of the hard work you put in week in week out. Well done. ????????????????????????????????????
— Tracy Dicerbo (@urbluegirl) February 16, 2018
Free from injury hopefully can kick on,good loan deal for the lad.
— David (@David32898076) February 16, 2018
Great signing
— Rob Kane (@Robkanecomedian) February 16, 2018
Give em hell @LiamBurt10
— Moss Rackintosh (@MossRackintosh) February 16, 2018
Great signing. Will score goals
— Andy (@andy1612t) February 17, 2018
All the best @LiamBurt10 good club to play for????????
— Ian Stott (@ians1872) February 17, 2018
Dumbarton manager Stevie Aitken has secured the second out-of-window loan signing of a Rangers player this month after sealing a deal for versatile defender Aiden Wilson, who can play at centre-back or right-back, last week.
Former Rangers coach Ian Durrant, who is Aitken’s number two, is said to be a big admirer of Burt, who has represented Scotland at international level from Under-16s through to Under-21s.
Burt joins Dumbarton as they sit ninth in the Championship and will be available to make his debut against Welsh side TNS in tonight’s Irn-Bru Cup semi-final.
In other Rangers news, a stunning £50,000-a-week deal is on offer to a Light Blues first teamer in game-changing development.
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