Grinning with delight, Chris Sutton couldn’t resist indulging in one last jest at the expense of Rangers’ icon Kris Boyd as Celtic readied to secure the title. Following a commanding victory over Kilmarnock, Brendan Rodgers’ squad was poised for their final league clash against St Mirren, a win guaranteeing them the championship. With festivities igniting at Celtic Park, Sutton couldn’t resist playfully needling his Sky Sports foe. Hauling a cardboard cut-out of Boyd onto the set, the Celtic luminary humorously mimicked the Ibrox darling, much to the amusement of his co-hosts Neil Lennon and James McFadden. Sporting a mischievous sparkle in his eye, Sutton spoofed Boyd’s trademark phrase, “The Rangers are coming,” sparking a chorus of laughter from the assembled pundits. Announcing his cardboard companion as his stand-in, Sutton ventured to step away from the punditry table, prompting guffaws from his colleagues as the air crackled with the joviality of the moment. In this final flourish of camaraderie, Sutton’s jest echoed through the studio, encapsulating the spirited revelry that enveloped them all on this celebratory day at Celtic Park.
Chris Sutton shocks fans by unveiling giant Kris Boyd cardboard cutout, spreading fear and laughter as Celtic legend trolls Rangers with epic ‘Rangers are coming’ prank
