Ally McCoist
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Footballer who, apart from two years at Sunderland, spent most of his career in his native Scotland - mainly as a striker for Rangers where he still holds the record for most goals scored (355). | Footballer who, apart from two years at Sunderland, spent most of his career in his native Scotland - mainly as a striker for Rangers where he still holds the record for most goals scored (355). | ||
| - | He has been a team captain on [[A Question of Sport]] since 1996, making him the longest-serving captain on the show ( | + | He has been a team captain on [[A Question of Sport]] since 1996, making him the 2nd longest-serving captain on the show (only Bill Beaumont beats him). He often appears as a football pundit for ITV. |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
Revision as of 23:43, 8 January 2007
Biography
Footballer who, apart from two years at Sunderland, spent most of his career in his native Scotland - mainly as a striker for Rangers where he still holds the record for most goals scored (355).
He has been a team captain on A Question of Sport since 1996, making him the 2nd longest-serving captain on the show (only Bill Beaumont beats him). He often appears as a football pundit for ITV.
Trivia
Once had an affair with Patsy Kensit.
Until 2006, his commentary was heard on many of the FIFA series of computer games.
