Rangers hope to have a very happy 140th anniversary At the same time, what I do remember is that we didn't play at all well and we want to put that right. They're the only league club to have inflicted a defeat on us, albeit if I remember their manager never saw it. We certainly don't want it happening twice. I'm really looking forward to the whole occasion but one thing we can't do is take our eye off the ball, because the last thing we want is a damp squib. We have to do our business and that will add to the occasion. It's been well documented what the support have given the club in recent months and it's a fantastic thank you to the supporters from the club. It's great that some real legends of the past are coming back to celebrate 140 years but, that said, we've got to win the game. There's nothing worse than it being a let-down. We know our responsibilities, the players and the management, and we have to dour job tomorrow. The Ibrox support, however, will not be behind the team when Rangers play their Scottish Cup fifth-round tie at Tannadice on Feb 2. Fans" groups called for a boycott as a consequence of grievances borne against United and, although it will make the occasion tougher for his players, McCoist declared himself in favour of the club's decision to refuse to accept a ticket allocation. "The club have taken a stance and I fully support it," he said. When we were put in SFL3 and not allowed to play in the SPL - and people were entitled to their votes - all the chairmen and representatives of clubs were telling us they were listening to their fans. That's absolutely fine. I have spoken to heads of our various supporters groups this week and, almost unanimously, they told me their members wanted to boycott the game and not take a ticket allocation. Now, for me as manager of the club, it is far from an ideal situation. In an ideal world, we would be going up there with a big support to back the team but I fully support the fans on this one. I think it is the very least we can do after all the support they have given the club and the team. Lee McCulloch will lead the team out for an occasion which will be attended by many illustrious past players, a task he anticipates with relish. Yes, 140 years and I can't wait. There will be a big flag display, all the legends are going and it will be a great day," said McCulloch. For me as captain, it will be a great honour and it is a game that means something to us because they beat us away from home the last time we played them. They are good at set-plays and they are a well-organised team so we will have to be on our game to put on a show for the fans and the legends.