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TIL in 2001 Ally McCoist gave his name to a football video game in which players were offered the chance to cheat and avoid paying tax. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Got it for 99p from Toys R Us, it was pretty dire.
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Between 1998 and 2005, McCoist, along with John Motson, appeared as a commentator for the FIFA video games series by EA Sports. They were replaced by Clive Tyldesley and Andy Gray for FIFA 06 . McCoist has been a regular pundit for ITV Sport 's football coverage.
Dec 3, 2021 · Ally McCoist is probably the greatest co-commentator in football. If you can't make it to the game, listening to him share stories, make jokes and marvel at what he's seeing is the next best thing.
A goal worthy of winning any game ⏪ McCoist in the 93/94 cup final! #TBT | #ViaplayCup | Rangers FC
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A Shot At Glory is an unlikely football film released in 2001, detailing the story of a provincial lower league team's journey to the Scottish Cup Final to play national champions Rangers.
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How I Moved the Football During Euro 96. You may remember how I moved the ball from a helicopter to make Gary McAllister miss a penalty during the Euro 96 England Vs Scotland game (I since apologised to Gary).
