Former Rangers kitman admits ‘trauma’ in unfair dismissal as he gives candid explanation after winning case

Former Rangers kitman admits ‘trauma’ in unfair dismissal as he gives candid explanation after winning case

Former Rangers kitman admits ‘trauma’ in unfair dismissal as he gives candid explanation after winning case

After winning his lawsuit against the Rangers for an unfair dismissal,

Jim McAlister opened up about the “trauma” he had experienced on a personal level.

The former midfield player, who played for his childhood club Dundee and Morton,

was a Scottish club player. After his departure at the beginning of the previous season,

Rangers were forced to pay him £13,0He currently works at Al-Ettifaq in

Saudi Arabia alongside Steven Gerrard, the former manager of Ibrox.

The Premiership team was deemed to be in “breach of contract”

when the 38-year-old was let go, making them accountable for his ”

unfair dismissal” by a Glasgow employment tribunal.00.

 

After being left inconsolable, McAlister has taken to Instagram to express his feelings

and the experiences he had. stated, as cited by the Daily Record:

“I wanted to officially thank everyone who has stood by me ever since

the Glasgow Employment Tribunal ruled that I was fired by Rangers in an unfair manner.

As you can guess, facing false accusations causes pain not only for me personally

but also for my close friends and family, all of whom were aware

that the accusations lacked any solid evidence.

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