The young Gers will run out at Ibrox after tasting success in the fixture in front of supporters in Govan last season, where first half goals from Ross McCausland, Alex Lowry and Tony Weston powered the home side to a convincing 3-0 victory.
Speaking to the Rangers official website ahead of this weekend’s eagerly anticipated clash, Graham is relishing the opportunity that awaits the team: “These are the games that you want to play in, and to play at Ibrox adds that little extra edge to the game. My first ever game [as a fan] was an Old Firm at Ibrox. It’s always a game that you want to play in growing up, especially at a stadium like Ibrox.
“It’s something that you always want to do as a little boy. We’re not in the first-team yet, but it gives you that taste of what first-team football is like. There are a few boys in the team who have made their first-team debut, so they’re a bit more used to playing in front of large crowds. We’ve played in front of crowds before and it’s just a case of treating it like another game in order to pick up three points.”
Last season’s clash at Ibrox marked the first ever Lowland League meeting between the two sides, with Rangers wrapping up their inaugural campaign in the Scottish fifth tier with a second placed finish.
Graham was a part of the Under-18s group twelve months ago as they ended the campaign as Scottish Youth Cup winners, and the attacker says he was chomping at the bit as the B Team ran out convincing winners at Ibrox on the day.
He continued: “I just wanted to be a part of it and the fact we beat them 3-0 made it extra special for the team.
"It would be ridiculous for the fans to come out in their numbers like that again. It just shows how good the fanbase here really is. All we can do is hope the fans do show up and we can put on a performance for them.
“A message to the Rangers fans? Come out in your numbers, come out with your voices, and hopefully we can repay the favour by winning the game.
“We’ve had a good season overall. We’ve had a few dips throughout the season, but all we can do now is go out and win the last four games then we’ll see where it takes us. We just need to play together. If we go out and play our game, that should be enough.”
You can buy your tickets to the B Team Old Firm clash at Ibrox here, kicking off at 2pm on Sunday afternoon.