Paul Gascoigne flosses and cries ‘no surrender’ as he is given standing ovation by Rangers fans at Ibrox

PAUL GASCOIGNE answered ‘no surrender’ when asked if he had any words for the Rangers support during today’s half-time draw.

The Gers legend was a guest at this afternoon’s game against Hamilton.

He was given a standing ovation by the Ibrox faithful, who watched their side hammer Accies to go top of the Scottish Premiership.

It came 24 hours after the former England star – a key player during the Nine in a Row era – visited the Light Blues players at the Hummel Training Centre.

Asked for his reaction to the welcome he was given, Gazza said: “No surrender.”

The reply was met with laughter and applause, with the Rangers idol dancing and sharing a joke with club mascot Broxi Bear during his appearance.

We told in June how Gazza shared a ‘no surrender’ Gers picture after a show in Shetland was cancelled amid a venue deposit row.

The former Light Blues player was set to appear at the Clickimin Leisure Complex in early August.

But the gig was axed, with management of the Shetland centre claiming “a deposit payment due as per our event terms and conditions had not been received from Paul Gascoigne’s promoter”.