Sports News: Ally McCoist: Rangers To Reject Departure As Manager.

Ally McCoist looks set to remain manager of Rangers despite handing in his notice - because the club presently cannot afford to pay him off.
The 52-year-old has a 12-month rolling contract with the Scottish Championship club and will serve his year-long notice unless a solution is agreed.
Most of the club's board are in London for the next 48 hours and no talks are planned about an immediate exit.
McCoist will be in charge for Friday's fixture against Queen of the South.
The Glasgow club are in the position of having to pay his salary of £400,000 per year up in full, come to a settlement, or keep him in place for the next 12 months.
Rangers have refused to comment officially about the manager's position other than to stress that he will be in Dumfries for Friday evening's league match at Palmerston Park.
The squad gathered at Rangers' Murray Park training ground for their normal pre-match meeting before heading south with the manager on board. 

McCoist had come under increasing pressure after his side slipped nine points behind Championship leaders Hearts.
It intensified after a surprise 3-2 defeat by part-timers Alloa Athletic in the Petrofac Training Cup semi-final.
Bellshill-born McCoist was a Rangers player for 15 years as well as playing for St Johnstone, Sunderland, Kilmarnock and Scotland.
He had been assistant manager at Ibrox under Walter Smith and stepped up as his successor in summer 2011 while Rangers were still in the Scottish Premier League.
Following Rangers' financial problems and the departure of several top players as they headed into administration, McCoist famously said: "We don't do walking away."
He subsequently led the side from the bottom tier of Scottish football by winning two consecutive league titles.
They began this season as favourites for the Scottish Championship title, but attendances have fallen significantly amid continued fan dissatisfaction with the board and criticism of on-field performances. 

The possibility of McCoist remaining at Ibrox has not prevented bookmakers issuing odds on the next permanent manager.
Two former Rangers players - Terry Butcher and Stuart McCall - have been installed as early favourites.
Butcher this week pulled out of the shortlist to start a second spell as manager at Motherwell as successor to McCall.
They are closely followed by another former Rangers player, Billy Davies, whose last managerial job was with Nottingham Forest.
Former England midfielder Dennis Wise, who last managed at Leeds United in 2008, is also highly quoted, having been director of football under Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley, who has helped fund Rangers this season. 
Source:BBC