Ally McCoist has outed his own sneaky ways in the latest of what seems to be an orchestrated campaign against Ondrej Kudela.
Sneaky is one of many terms that could be used against the former Ibrox boss who opted for 12 months on gardening leave after watching part-time Alloa turn a 2-0 deficit into a famous 3-2 win in the Irn Bru Training Challenge Cup Semi-final in December 2014.
McCoist walked away leaving Kenny McDowall in charge for a Betfred Cup semi-final against Celtic two months later.
Sneaky. Fly. Pot. Kettle. pic.twitter.com/mMQbCiun4D
— Joe McHugh (@videocelts) March 20, 2021
As he slaughtered Kudela for whispering to an opponent McCoist has first hand experience of the tactic from his famous clash with Neil Lennon a decade ago.
After seeing three Ibrox players sent off, one more than on Thursday night, McCoist whispered to Lennon then raced up the tunnel where fortunately the away dressing room was open.
These days the whisper to Lennon remains a closely guarded secret but the chunky media favourite seems to know a lot about the motives of Kudela.