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Ibrox will be the perfect way for fans to put the last decade behind them. Rangers decided to delay the raising of the league flag until Sunday instead of having it on the first day of the season due to the crowd size.

beyond as fans denied lockdown restrictions to lap up their side's long-awaited title.McCoist toasted the success with a beer at home and lauded the club's "remarkable" success as they wrapped up the title without losing a game and he revealed he had spoken to the fellow legends Ian Durrant, currently assistant manager at Coisty's hometown club East Kilbride, and Walter Smith.He said: "I was coming back from Birmingham and I got north of Carlisle and every bridge we went under had Union Jacks and Rangers flags hanging from it, so it would indicate it's been a good old day.

Ally McCoist has lifted the lid on his jubilant drive back to Scotland as he celebrated Rangers' title victory.The Ibrox icon is a man in demand in the media world and he was south of the border for Amazon Prime's coverage of West Brom vs Newcastle while Celtic were slipping up at Tannadice.But the bore draw at The Hawthorns did little to dampen McCoist's mood as he revealed his poignant phone call with legendary former boss Walter Smith on the road home.The 58-year-old also spoke with former coaches Ian Durrant and Kenny McDowall as they toasted Steven Gerrard's side and their 55th title success.McCoist reminisced with those closest to him as he remembered the journey from League Two to prominence that he kicked off as manager.And the

You’d be understating it to say that much has changed at Rangers since they took an unsteady stroll through the old Third Division title back in 2012.