Ally McCoist reveals his genuine emotions upon departing Hampden following Rangers’ defeat to Celtic in the League Cup.

Celtic fans will likely be still celebrating this morning after the League Cup final win over Rangers at Hampden yesterday.

Ally McCoist shares how he truly felt after leaving Hampden after witnessing Rangers lose to Celtic in the League Cup.

In a Glasgow Derby final that will be etched in the minds of the Parkhead support, Celtic and Rangers delivered a six-goal Hampden spectacle.Rangers fought back from a goal down to go lead twice, and the Ibrox club gave it everything to win the final, pegged back Celtic.

Ultimately, it was insufficient, and Kasper Schmeichel’s penalty save enabled Daizen Maeda to secure Celtic’s 119th trophy in their history by converting his spot kick.

Ally McCoist, who was in attendance as a fan, revealed his genuine emotions upon exiting Hampden after Celtic’s penalty shootout victory over Rangers.

Ally McCoist’s reaction to Celtic’s victory over Rangers in the League Cup was described as “bizarre.” McCoist stated to talkSPORT,

“The atmosphere at Hampden was utterly extraordinary.” Although I have visited numerous of them over the years, this one was exceptional. “I was on the floor, I was up, and I was down.”

The ambiance was utterly enchanting. I was present with the lads, and it was an incredible experience. It was peculiar to leave the stadium, as we were all devastated, and Rangers supporters will be devastated as well.

However, there was a sense of, I am uncertain if it is the appropriate term, acceptance. “However, the boys were undeniably more satisfied with the team’s performance in the most recent games.”

Ally McCoist claims that Rangers’ defeat to Celtic in the League Cup final was the result of “poor decisions.” McCoist expressed his disappointment with the outcome, stating that Rangers’ inadequate judgment cost them the cup against Celtic. “There is no doubt about it,” McCoist continued.

“The Spurs game and the Celtic game yesterday, if someone had asked you four or five weeks ago, ‘How would those two games go?’ then they would have had to be the most optimistic person on the planet to have said ‘Rangers will get something from either of those games.'”

“What a fantastic game.” I am disappointed with the outcome. We were affected by a handful of subpar decisions.

However, that is football. In retrospect, we had the opportunity to score a goal at 1-0 when we progressed to a four-on-one situation. We could have performed better in that situation. Rangers must now reevaluate their strategy and devise a strategy to defeat Celtic.

In all honesty, Celtic were not at their best, and Rangers gave it their all, but they were unable to secure the victory that has evaded Philippe Clement in the Glasgow Derby.

Celtic’s subsequent fixtures could potentially determine the course of their season in the coming weeks, following the acquisition of their inaugural trophy in the Parkhead trophy cabinet.

If Celtic secure victories in all three of these fixtures over the Christmas break, the Scottish Premiership table could appear significantly more robust than it currently is. The fixtures are as follows: Dundee United (H), Motherwell (A), and St Johnstone (H).