Ally McCoist.(News)

From: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) | Date: June 12, 1998 | Copyright information

In the Daily Record of June 2, 1998 we carried articles concerning Paul Gascoigne. One of them was a "letter" from his former Rangers colleague Ally McCoist.

While we did not consider that we were misrepresenting Ally McCoist's views on Paul Gascoigne when we composed the "letter", we have been asked to make it clear that Mr McCoist did n...

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