Rangers legend Ally McCoist has cleared up the mystery surrounding a social media account claiming to be him.
On X, formerly Twitter, an account with the username '@allysbears' has over 36,000 followers and pretends to be the 62-year-old.
Speaking on talkSPORT this morning, McCoist cleared up the situation.
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He said: "I've been misquoted on the TikTok, whatever it is, and the Instagram, and all that nonsense.
"They've got me quoting things about the Rangers manager and the current state of the club, and it's absolute nonsense, some of the stuff.
"So I had to clarify that and clear that."
"They've got me quoting things... and it's absolute nonsense!"#RangersFC legend Ally McCoist clarifies that an X account is pretending to be him and he has not criticised Russell Martin on social media. pic.twitter.com/ODOgGqzwh7
— talkSPORT (@talkSPORT) September 15, 2025
Also appearing on the radio today, McCoist hit out at Rangers boss Russell Martin for his handling of Nicolas Raskin 's current situation.
"Now, there's obviously a problem with Raskin," he stated. "There's no doubt about that, something has happened.
"But from where I'm sitting, you cannot bite your nose off to spite your face. If you've got a problem with Raskin – and he [Russell Martin] clearly has – I think he's got to let the public know what that problem is.
"Because we're all sitting there watching that game at the weekend, and Raskin would walk into that team. He scored for Belgium during the week in an international. There's nobody on the planet going to tell me that Raskin should not be in the Rangers starting 11.
"Why is he not in the starting 11? There has to be an incredible reason for it, because you can't leave him out if it's to the detriment of the team. The team is the most important thing, not an individual problem between a manager and a player."
