KRIS BOYD has been vocal in his opinions about Rangers this season, not holding back in his criticism of Philippe Clement and the decisions made by the Ibrox board. Alongside other pundits, Boyd expressed concerns about the team’s performance both on and off the pitch.
After a disappointing draw with Dundee United that left Rangers trailing behind Celtic, pressure mounted on the manager. However, a strong response in matches against Nice and Kilmarnock has given fans reason to be hopeful. Boyd, who was previously critical of Clement, may now be changing his tune as the team shows improvement in scoring goals.
Despite the significant gap between Rangers and Celtic in the title race, Boyd issued a warning to the Hoops ahead of the League Cup final. Following a win over Aberdeen that extended Celtic’s lead, manager Brendan Rodgers emphasized that the title race is far from over, stressing the importance of continued hard work.
During a punditry session for Sky Sports, Boyd confidently declared, “Be afraid, Rangers are back,” eliciting laughter from his fellow pundits. Host Eilidh Barber, however, remained cautious, reminding everyone that the season is far from decided. As the competition heats up, both teams must remain focused and determined to secure their positions in the league.