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DRIVE RAP Rangers legend Ally McCoist’s son Argyll ordered to wear electronic tag and banned from driving after leaving man with fractured skull and brain bleed in road smash The 20-year-old admitted dangerous driving last month By Rory Cassidy 3rd September 2018, 1:52 pm Updated: 3rd September 2018, 2:10 pm RANGERS legend Ally McCoist's son has been ordered to wear an electronic tag after leaving a man with brain injuries in a horror road smash. Argyll, 20, was warned he faced jail last month for mowing down the man on a crossing in his £20,000 Audi. STEWARTROBERTSON.CO.UK 3 Argyll has dodged jail The 20-year-old ran a red light and hit Stephan Murdoch, 21, in Bishopton, Renfrewshire. After he admitted dangerous driving, a sheriff told the lout: “This is very serious.” His victim was left with serious injuries, including the brain bleed. 3 Stephan's wounds included a fractured skull Rangers idol Ally’s son also left Stephan Murdoch, 21, with a broken leg when he ran a red light and ploughed into him. The call centre worker spent a week in hospital and six months on crutches. He still has leg pain, memory and sight problems — and is terrified of crossing the road. A sheriff placed Argyll on a Community Payback Order, telling him to do unpaid work in the community, and placed him on a Restriction of Liberty Order which will see him electronically tagged and effectively under house arrest. The son of the Rangers legend was blasted by Sheriff Colin Pettigrew blasted him as "reckless" and "immature" - then said he could not jail him because parliament forbids it. He pointed out that sentencing guildelines state that criminals under the age of 21 should only be jailed if there is no other alternative available and said as an alternative was present, he could not jail McCoist. Sheriff Pettigrew said: “Provided you are agreeable I propose to make, as a direct alternative to a custodial sentence, a Restriction of Liberty Order for a period of six months from today. “You will be restricted in your freedom to go where you please. You will require to wear a tagging device upon your ankle. “You will be restricted to remain within your home between the hours of 8:00pm and 5:30am. "This means that you must remain within your address each and every evening from 8:00pm until 5:30am the next morning. "If you leave your home during those hours you will be in breach of the Order. “Arrangements will be made to attach the tagging device to you later today. It is waterproof and shock resistant and gives out a signal which is picked up by a monitoring unit which will be situated within your home." He also banned McCoist from driving for 42 months, reduced from 48 months as he admitted his guilt, and warned him he could still be jailed if he breaches the Orders, adding: "It would be open to me to impose a custodial sentence. "A Community Payback order is not a soft option. "The hours of unpaid work will afford you an opportunity of making recompense for your behaviour and of contributing to society as part of the penalty for your offending." McCoist sobbed at Paisley Sheriff Court last month as it was heard he hit Stephan in his uninsured £20,000 Audi in Bishopton, Renfrewshire. He admitted driving without insurance and causing serious injury by driving dangerouslDANCE BATTLE His defence lawyer John Scullion QC said he didn’t notice that the lights had changed when he hit Stephan on December 3, 2016. McCoist’s not guilty pleas were accepted to charges of failing to stop at the scene, report the accident and tell cops who was driving when the smash happened. When he returned to the dock today to learn his fate, Defence QC John Scullion said he was remorseful over his actions, was willing to carry out unpaid work in the community as an alternative to prison, could pay compensation to Mr Murdoch at the rate of £100-per-month and was from "a supportive family." Mr Murdoch, who was at the sentencing hearing with his parents, declined to comment as he left court.

Being reported that personal deal has been agreed, subject to medical.

Defoe to Rangers is a game changer... Celtic need to get their finger out

What’s in this for Bournemouth? They make a small saving in wages? and get back a guy who will be almost 38 with virtually no sell on possibility. Not that I’m bothered about Bournemouth.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/news/3700482/ally-mccoist-rangers-court-road-traffic-offence-speeding/amp/?utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Twitter&__twitter_impression=true Rangers legend Ally McCoist appears in court over alleged road traffic offence months after son spared jail for mowing down pedestrian The former striker is accused of refusing to tell cops who was driving his motor when an alleged speeding offence took place By Bert Houston 3rd January 2019, 3:06 pm Updated: 3rd January 2019, 3:13 pm RANGERS legend Ally McCoist today appeared in court on an alleged driving rap. The ex-Ibrox striker and boss, 56, is accused of refusing to tell cops who was driving his motor when an alleged speeding offence took place. KEITH CAMPBELL - THE SUN GLASGOW Ally McCoist has been in court over an alleged driving offence Footie pundit McCoist, of Bridge of Weir, Renfrewshire, made a brief appearance at the Justice of the Peace court in Dumfries. He stood in the dock as his solicitor entered his not guilty plea. The offence is alleged to have taken place on the M74 near Beattock, Dumfriesshire, on January 13 last year. The case was continued to an intermediate diet on January 15.

Thanks for the info. As you realise I don’t tune in to any of these football programmes, would not give any the time of day. But 1000’s of fellow fans will listen in.

Aye and 1000’s of Rangers fans will listen in & phone in.

Dermot Gallagher. Possible yellow for the incident with Ralston, nothing in other two with Brown and Christie. No chance of a red says wee Dermot.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/3687755/alfredo-morelos-rangers-colombia-celtic-tribute/ you can view view the video. Photos from here.

TRUE BLUE Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos lines up with team of friends wearing Gers strips for tribute game one day after win over Celtic The Colombian striker was the local hero as he was presented with a medal by the local mayor before the match in his honour By Phil Martin 1st January 2019, 10:19 am Updated: 1st January 2019, 10:20 am Play Video ALFREDO MORELOS starred in a tribute match in his honour back home in Colombia alongside a team full of players wearing Rangers strips. Just a day after starring in Gers' Old Firm win over Celtic the striker was the star attraction in his hometown of Cerete as local club Aquel Atletico Cordoba played a 'friends of Morelos' select. AQUEL ATLETICO CORDOBA 4 Morelos in action back home in Colombia AQUEL ATLETICO CORDOBA 4 A team full of Morelos' friends in Rangers kit ahead of kick-off The match was the centre-piece of a day of celebrations in honour of the Ibrox hero. A tournament involving regional teams kicked off the day before Morelos was honoured by the mayor with a medal to salute the town's "illustrious son". The 22-year-old was also pictured with his proud parents Martha and Alfredo snr. Then a little over 24 hours after he came off the pitch at Ibrox celebrating a crucial Premiership victory over Celtic Morelos was back on a football pitch. AQUEL ATLETICO CORDOBA 4 Morelos wearing his medal alongside his proud parents He lined up with a team of friends all wearing the light blue of Rangers with the keepers sporting the orange goalie top. Cordoba hold an annual reunion match for their former players, and pay tribute to footballers from the area who have gone on to play professionally. Morelos has played in one of these games previously, having taken part in the 2016 reunion match while still a HJK Helsinki player. The South American is now on a winter break and won't return to action with Gers until the Scottish Cup clash with Cowdenbeath on Friday January 18. AQUEL ATLETICO CORDOBA 4 Morelos is honoured by the local mayor

Stolen from FF. Date: 1st January 2019 at 12:40pmWritten by: Follow Follow Last week Sky asked for an interview to go with their Old firm match coverage. Gerrard is protective and clever with his media output and agreed with the usual proviso that he only be asked about the match itself. He later became aware that they intended to expand the scope of that and ask him about his childhood, Liverpool days and life in Glasgow so that they could run a special programme on Hogmanay. They never mentioned any of this upfront but slipped “Steven Gerrard – In His Own Words” into their schedule. With virtually every broadcaster in the world looking for such an interview, Gerrard has held back on such in-depth examinations until he feels he has the team right. The interview was pulled. Sky even went running to Doncaster to try and force an interview but their lack of honesty meant even he couldn’t be persuaded to fight their corner. It’s not the first time Sky have behaved like this – like the BBC, they will have to learn the hard way.

No problem, your posts are usually very accurate unlike some others (me). HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Then again you told us that Arfield and Kent had not made the team for Saturday.?

· 17m TRANSFER NEWS @SouthamptonFC happy to let Steven Davis re-join @RangersFC in January if a financial package can be agreed - the midfielder left Ibrox for St Mary's in 2012

Chris Sutton on Twitter Well done @Socceroos for beating the mighty Oman and leaving Tom Rogic out of the squad...

Liverpool striker Dominic Solanke has had a medical at Crystal Palace as the 21-year-old nears a loan move to Selhurst Park. (Mail)

I’d half their allocation not double it.

That would’ve been even better, wee Nacho May have a word with him for next time.

Grande victoria hora vamos por mas ????❤️⚪️?WATP Big victory hour let’s go for more?

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BKP3DDq9y2s

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So is karma. ?