Ally McCoist shares epic Rangers away day story and the hilarious question Ian Durrant had for The Proclaimers

Elden Ring specs were available on Steam for a few hours before being taken down.As reported by PC Gamer, FromSoftware‘s upcoming game Elden Ring showed its PC specs briefly on the Steam Storefront before being removed. It is unclear why the specifications were deleted, but visitors to the Steam page now will only see “TBD” (shorthand for to be decided) under system requirements.

Pale Waves kicked off their UK last night (February 11) in Bristol and during the show, the band performed new song ‘Jealousy’ – check it out below.The UK tour was originally announced last year before the release of second album ‘Who Am I?’ and last night’s show was the first time Pale Waves had played a live gig since they supported Halsey at Manchester Arena in 2020.The seventeen song set pulled equally from ‘Who Am I?’ and debut album ‘My Mind Makes Noises’ while tracks from debut EP ‘All The Things I Never Said’ were also aired.They also debuted new track ‘Jealousy’ – a ‘90s inspired alt rock track with plenty of attitude.

Two years later than planned, East Kilbride Rep Theatre Club will raise the curtain on their pre-lockdown play, Ladies' Day .

CBS Studios is ramping up its international order book.

Part concert film, part character portrait, Andrew Dominik’s This Much I Know To Be True is another glimpse into the life and world of musician Nick Cave. The Berlin Film Festival Berlinale Special documentary flits between interviews in his home to performances of the songs from his albums “Ghosteen” (with the Bad Seeds) and “Carnage” (with Warren Ellis).

Russian Doll airs this spring and Netflix has released a series of images from the time-looping dark comedy – check them out below.Set four years after the events of the first season which saw Nadia (Natasha Lyonne) and Alan (Charlie Barnett) eventually escape a Groundhog Day-style time loop, the new season of Russian Doll will follow the pair as they pass through an unexpected time portal located in Manhattan — causing both to face their pasts.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Lyonne (who also co-created the show) said: “It’s definitely a wild ride. It is deep, and deeply off-the-wall.

Strictly Come Dancing. Just as people were gearing up to watch her and her pro-partner Kai Widdrington dance together in the final, viewers across the nation were delivered a hard blow.The 33-year-old explained to fans that she'd suffered a "traumatic impact injury" to her right ankle which had affected the joint and ligaments.It all came out of the blue for AJ - who explained nothing had specifically happened in training that would have caused the pain to occur.Here, Daily Star explores what happened next to poor AJ.After a weekend of training, AJ knew something had not been right with her right ankle and sought medical intervention.Sharing a picture of herself with a bandage covering her foot while holding crutches, she explained: "I've got a repeated traumatic impact injury to my right ankle affecting the joint, capsule and ligaments themselves.

David Moyes saying that it could be a possibility.The organisation have said that they are still looking into the player - and that they have not received so far a donation from West Ham, who fined Zouma £250,000 and said that they would be sending an amount the charity’s way.The 27-year-old still could face charges for animal cruelty following a viral video that appeared to show the defender physically abusing his cat.Despite the uproar, Moyes has said that he will carry on selecting Zouma, as he had for the Hammers’ 1-0 win against Watford on February 8.The Scottish boss, 58, said: "In most drink-driving offences, they have to go to classes to learn from it."I think the RSPCA will provide us with some courses to help him understand how to treat animals."We will do everything we can to help Kurt get better. As a club, we will do everything we can so that we can resolve it."He is being treated the same way as any other player.

Manchester United legend Paul Scholes ahead of the early Premier League kick-off against Southampton.The former left-back was lurking around Old Trafford on Saturday morning as the Red Devils prepared to bounce back following their disappointing 1-1 draw to Burnley on Tuesday.Scholes arrived at the stadium ready to offer his insight on BT Sport as a pundit alongside Glenn Hoddle but was met by a scheming Evra outside the ground.The 40-year-old Frenchman was filmed hiding behind a team bus, waiting for his Scholes to pass before sneakily catching his former teammate off-guard from behind.Scholes, who eventually spotted him, embraced Evra as the two walked arm-in-arm and shared a joke.The official Manchester United account tweeted an initial clip, writing: “We see you @Evra,” before captioning the second clip in question: “As does Scholesy… eventually!”United fans at Old Trafford would no doubt wish their two former icons were back on the pitch following another poor result midweek.Do you think Man United would compete for the league if they had Scholes and Evra in their prime? Let us know in the comments section.The Red Devils went into the Southampton fixture knowing a win is vital to their hopes of achieving a top-four finish this season.Manager Ralf Rangnick, meanwhile, was positive on Friday ahead of the clash despite reports of a disgruntled dressing room.He said: “I can only tell you what I have experienced in the last few weeks.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type

Dundee back into the Premiership is the pinnacle of his career. The Dark Blues skipper believes Monday night’s play-off success over relegated Kilmarnock was sweeter than anything he’s achieved despite winning promotion to the Premier League with Blackpool and scoring for Rangers in the Champions League.

Rangers legend lay in wait with a stinging comeback. The Celtic hero has three winners' medals to his Ibrox counterpart's one and he was quick to remind him of the fact ahead of Saturday's showdown between Hibs and St Johnstone.

Ally McCoist insists it's impossible for the pain of missing out on a major international tournament to go away.And that's why he feels for Ibrox star Ryan Jack, who will be watching Euro 2020 from home this summer after missing out through injury.McCoist wasn't included in Craig Brown's squad for the 1998 World Cup after playing his final game for the Govan club.And 23 years on the pain is still raw as ever as Rangers' record goalscorer insists when Jack first joined from Aberdeen he had no idea the impact the midfielder would eventually have.He told the Herald: "You don't recover - it's that simple. I can still feel the pain."You've just got to handle it.

Billy Gilmour has earned the right to go to the Euros with Scotland - and wants to see him joined by Nathan Patterson and David Turnbull. Steve Clarke is expected to name his squad for Scotland's return to the big time on Wednesday and he has some major decisions to make.

Kilmarnock during their Scottish Premiership play-off.The Dundee midfielder reckons there's as much pressure on the Dark Blues as there is on the Ayrshire side going into the crucial two-legged tie.Dundee may be pushing for promotion from the Championship but Adam knows there is an expectation for his club to be in the top-flight.The former Rangers, Liverpool and Scotland midfielder joined his boyhood heroes last summer to try and ensure that happens.He knows how huge the tie is which kicks off on Thursday night at Dens Park before the return leg at Rugby Park next Monday.Adam said: “There is a pressure on us.

Rangers ' unbeaten Premiership title-winning campaign before addressing the inevitable whispers of Gerrard making a triumphant return to Anfield. McCoist, however, isn't panicking.He expects the former Liverpool captain has plenty still to achieve – a sentiment the manager himself expressed at the weekend – before considering a move to Merseyside.He told talkSPORT: "I don't think it'll be any time soon.

Rangers are just getting started on the trophy trail. Roofe grabbed two goals, taking his haul for the season to 18, as Steven Gerrard’s side smashed Aberdeen 4-0 on Saturday before collecting the Premiership trophy, sparking wild celebrations inside and outside Ibrox.

John Hartson insists the current crop of player should be embarrassed by Rangers historic title margin victory. John Kennedy 's final game in charge as interim boss saw the dethroned champions held to a stalemate against Hibs, while rivals Rangers secured an unbeaten league season.

Ally McCoist has praised the players who dropped to League Two with Rangers - even though he admits they shouldn't have been at the club. The Ibrox legend stayed on as boss as the Glasgow giants dropped down to League Two and rebuilt the squad in the lower ranks.

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Scotland were the better team in the first half but fell behind to an Alan Shearer header in 54 minutes before bouncing back to earn – and miss – a penalty with 13 minutes left. Rangers star Paul Gascoigne then scored a goal voted the greatest in Wembley’s history.

Allan McGregor’s form is so good he’s now finding it impossible to split his talents from Andy Goram. The Rangers legend has been left awestruck by the displays of Steven Gerrard’s inspired shotstopper through an outstanding season of incredible highs and saves.