Ally Maccoist: Last News

The pundits have backed John Beaton over claims for a Celtic penalty against John Lundstram at Ibrox.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist was surprised to see Uddingston's Alex Lowry not substituted on during his former side's 1-1 draw with Celtic.

A shift in plans but Rangers have shown to be the type of team who can adapt to whatever situation that's put in front of them.

Ally McCoist has called on Rangers and Celtic to 'get rid of the nonsense' when it comes to away fans at Old Firm clashes.

Ex-Rangers star Trevor Steven joked a rich Scot has coughed up £4m for Diego Maradona’s ' Hand of God ' shirt as it goes on sale at auction.

Rangers hero Ally McCoist has started a bizarre feud with Snoop Dogg after the rap legend declared he would fund a Celtic title party.

Amazed Ally McCoist insists Rangers were victims of the worst decision of the season in their Europa League second leg with Braga.

OnlyFans star Lana Wolf. The adult star watched her team lose in the Europa Conference League quarter final first leg on Thursday night, but her trip to Portugal was made all the better after meeting McCoist.

Ally McCoist says he was brutally honest with Ange Postecoglou ahead of Sunday's derby.

Nicola Sturgeon has slammed the "mindless and thuggish" behaviour of fans after a glass bottle was thrown on to the pitch at Sunday's game between Rangers and Celtic.

Police Scotland are investigating after a glass bottle was thrown onto the pitch during this afternoon's Old Firm clash.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist was left unimpressed by the price of a sandwich offered to him as he was catching a flight.

Rangers team-mate Paul Gascoigne during the 1996 Scottish League Cup final.McCoist and Gascoigne struck up a close bond during their time at Ibrox, where both were fiercely popular with the Rangers faithful. However, their fiery personalities almost came to a head on the pitch back when Rangers scrapped their way to an iconic 4-3 triumph over Hearts.Gascoigne was the star for the Gers - with his second half double inspiring them to a famous win.

He made himself a legend over 15 years as a Rangers player - but East Kilbride's Ally McCoist admits his return as manager couldn't have been at a worse time.

Manchester United have been urged to hire Tottenham's Antonio Conte as their next permanent manager.

Rangers legends Ally McCoist and Kris Boyd, plus Motherwell hero James McFadden, have slammed a penalty call against Scotland in their friendly with Poland.

Ally McCoist was quizzed by police for peering into the window of a house after getting lost at the Cheltenham Festival.

Not since 2014 has the Rangers Hall of Fame opened its doors to new inductees.

Real Madrid are now keeping close tabs on Scotland international Kieran Tierney, having initially started scouting Arsenal due to their interest in Bukayo Saka.Tierney has made 19 appearances for the Gunners so far this season, not only impressing with how strong he is defensively but with his attacking prowess and ability to create chances from out wide.Since making the move to Arsenal from Scottish giants Celtic, the 24-year-old has also shown his versatility in being able to play as a left back as well as a centre-back – and his desire to bomb forward suggests that the left wing-back role would certainly suit as well.According to 90min, La Liga side Madrid are fond admirers of Tierney and are keeping tabs on him as the season draws to a close.They go on to state that Real’s chief has already been and watched Tierney for himself and ‘liked what he saw’, leading to the club to seriously consider a move for the defender.Initially, it is believed that Los Blancos had been intending to scout the Gunners to monitor the progress of England international Saka, but Tierney continued to catch the eye.The left-back has established himself as a fan favourite at the Emirates and former Scotland legend Ally McCoist believes his fellow countryman has all the makings of a future Arsenal captain.Would Kieran Tierney be a success at Real Madrid? Let us know in the comments section."I saw it at Celtic and how the lad developed there," McCoist told The Sun. "Even then, I knew he would be a leader.

Celtic icon Chris Sutton admits he hopes Rangers will progress in Europe - so it will benefit his old side.

Emotional Ally McCoist says he couldn't be more proud of how far Rangers have come over the past 10-15 years.