Rangers hero Ally McCoist has revealed he won't be at Ibrox for Sunday's crucial clash against Celtic as he played down criticism over his remarks…
Rangers hero Ally McCoist has revealed he won't be at Ibrox for Sunday's crucial clash against Celtic as he played down criticism over his remarks on the new hate crime laws in Scotland.
However, McCoist has now broken his silence on the fallout over his comments and played down the response as he revealed he wouldn't even be in attendance at Ibrox on Sunday. But McCoist wasted little time on the subject, as he said: "I'm over it. I seem to have upset a few people." McCoist had said on Tuesday morning:"We've got a hate bill by the way, a hate bill has been passed in the country.
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