Rangers legend Ally McCoist admits his time in charge at Ibrox has soured him on management.
Rangers legend Ally McCoist has told the Daily Record he may never work in management again.
McCoist let Rangers in 2014 after failing to get them promoted from the Championship.
McCoist had dreamed of leading Rangers triumphantly into the Scottish Premiership but he was unable to see it through.
The former Scotland international admits the stress of the job took it’s toll on him and he doubts he will ever hold another job as a manager.
McCoist said: “I looked at myself and thought, ‘Jesus, that’s not right.’ It was taking its toll.
“I wasn’t feeling great, I wasn’t sleeping at all but that goes with the territory – particularly at the Old Firm.
I wouldn’t have swapped anything. I was happy it was me because I knew Rangers as well as anybody but I don’t miss not feeling well and not looking too clever.
“I’m not closing the door but I’d be doubtful. I’d be surprised.”
Rangers were promoted the season after McCoist’s exit with Mark Warburton leading the club into the top flight.
He did not last long after that, failing to see out the following season, leading to Pedro Caixinha and Graeme Murty having spells in charge before current boss Steven Gerrard.
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