Rangers hero Ally McCoist has publicly stated that he would ‘drop everything’ to take charge of his former club for a second timeMcCoist is a long shot with bookmakers to replace Philippe Clement, who was sacked after the 2-0 defeat at home to St. Mirren on Saturday. The 62-year-old’s only previous managerial spell came with the Gers between 2011 and 2014, when he led them through back-to-back promotions from the Scottish Third Division up to the Scottish Championship.Although he is now a well-known punditry personality, appearing on the likes of TNT Sports and talkSPORT, McCoist has admitted he would jump at the chance to head back to Ibrox.Listen, you know me,” he told talkSPORT host Jeff Stelling on Monday morning. “I would drop everything for Rangers! You included!”McCoist won 10 top-flight titles with Rangers as a player, and he remains their all-time top scorer with 355 goals in 581 games. The former Scotland striker also enjoyed spells with St Johnstone, Sunderland and Kilmarnock during a successful playing career which ended in 2001.
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