Legia Warsaw supporters are clearly relishing their side's Europa League play-off clash with Rangers if this banner is anything to go by.
The Poles will tackle Steven Gerrard 's side for a place in the lucrative group stage - with the first leg being held in Warsaw this coming Thursday.
But it's the return leg in Glasgow which appears to be exciting the Legia loyal.
A huge banner unfurled during their 1-0 victory over Zaglebie on Sunday promised a Warsaw invasion of Glasgow - and even vowed to leave their wives and children in tears.
The banner boasted: "Wives are crying, children are crying, each one of us is flying to Glasgow."
Meanwhile, Legia boss Aleksandar Vukovic has slammed his own fans for booing teenage striker Sandro Kulenovic off the park in the win over Zaglebie.
The 19-year-old, who has gone six games without a goal, was picked ahead of fans favourite Carlitos but was substituted in the second half to jeers from his own supporters.
Vukovic slammed: "That was unpleasant, incomprehensible and actually disgusting behaviour from the fans.
"He was picked because of the work he does and he deserves a place on the team."
