Ally Mccoist Collection

Glasgow Rangers 4 v St Mirren 0. Scottish Premier Division one match at Ibrox. (Picture) Glasgow Rangers players celebrate their fourth successive Premier title after beating St. Mirren

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Heart of Midlothian 1. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers striker Ally McCoist hangs his head in shame after he and Hearts player Sandy Clark (right)

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Dundee United 0 Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Goal scorer Ally McCoist (centre) in action. 13th January 1990

(L-R) Ally McCoist, Dale Gordon, Richard Gough and Andy Goram enjoying a happy New Year after victory over Celtic. 2nd January 1992

Glasgow Rangers stars Graham Roberts, Dave Cooper and Ally McCoist promoting their record, which went on sale in town today. 7th May 1987

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Hibernian 0. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Mo Johnston congratulates striking partner Ally McCoist after Rangers opening goal. 29th October1989

Glasgow Rangers 2 v Dundee United 0. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Ally McCoist out jumps Dundee Uniteds Malpas to head the Ibrox club 2-0 in front after 34 minutes

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Falkirk 1. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers new Danish star Jan Bertram (left) is congratulated by team-mates Ally McCoist and Ray Wilkins (right)

Glasgow Rangers 0 v St Mirren 1. Scottish Premier Division one match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers striker Ally McCoist jumping for the ball. 12th August 1989

Glasgow Rangers 1 v Dundee United 0. Scottish Premier Division one match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers players celebrate winning the Scottish Premier League title. 8th May 1993

Glasgow Rangers 2 v Aberdeen 0. Scottish Premier Division match at IBrox Stadium. (Picture) Aberdeen keeper Michael Watt sees from Rangers striker Ally McCoist 6th January 1990

Glasgow Rangers 1 v Dundee United 2. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers striker Ally McCoist (left) and Dundee Uniteds Brian Welsh tussle for the ball. 10th November 1990

Aberdeen 0 v Glasgow Rangers 0 Scottish Premier Division match at Pittodrie Stadium. (Picture) Ally McCoist (centre) looks upset after Theo Sneiders injury but Dons Peter Van de Ven offers a

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Ally McCoist: A Glasgow Rangers Legend In the heart of Ibrox Stadium, Ally McCoist showcased his brilliance as he led Glasgow Rangers to victory against St Mirren with an impressive 4-0 win in the Scottish Premier Division. The crowd erupted in joy as they witnessed McCoist's exceptional skills on display. Continuing their winning streak, McCoist proved instrumental once again in a thrilling match against Heart of Midlothian. With a final scoreline of 3-1, his contributions were pivotal in securing another crucial victory for the team. Off the pitch, McCoist was seen celebrating alongside Dale Gordon, Richard Gough, and Andy Goram during a joyous New Year gathering. Their smiles reflected the camaraderie shared by these Glasgow Rangers stars who were determined to conquer every challenge that came their way. Not only did McCoist excel on the field but also off it when he joined forces with Graham Roberts and Dave Cooper to promote their record. This trio exemplified true teamwork both within football and beyond. Back at Ibrox Stadium, fans eagerly awaited each game knowing that they could rely on their hero to deliver outstanding performances time after time. Against Hibernian, Dundee United, Falkirk or Aberdeen - it didn't matter; McCoist consistently rose above expectations and propelled his team towards success. However, amidst all victories there were occasional setbacks like the unexpected loss against St Mirren or Dundee United's triumph over them. Nevertheless, these moments only fueled McCoist's determination to bounce back stronger than ever before. Even away from home turf at Pittodrie Stadium where Aberdeen hosted them for an intense battle, Ally showed resilience as he fought tooth and nail for every inch of ground. Despite ending in a goalless draw that day, his unwavering spirit shone through till the very last whistle blew. Ally McCoist will forever be remembered as a Glasgow Rangers legend.