The Rangers hero was the scourge of the Hoops many times but he’s now revealed there were no hard feelings after he finally hung up his boots, signing off with a 1-0 win over Martin O'Neill's team.
Celtic had already stormed the league and went on to win the Treble but McCoist's Kilmarnock went out ona high with a 1-0 win, courtesy of an Alan Mahood goal that fired them into fourth place and the UEFA Cup qualifiers.
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