A year after his Celtic rant regarding Rangers’ trophy count, Chris Sutton addresses Kris Boyd with the phrase “I hate.”

A year after his Celtic rant regarding Rangers’ trophy count, Chris Sutton addresses Kris Boyd with the phrase “I hate.” Chris Sutton consistently delivers accurate predictions regarding Celtic and Rangers. The former Celtic striker is a source of irritation for the Ibrox supporters, but the Hoops fans hold him in high regard.

 

 

 

This is due to the fact that Sutton consistently endeavors to remain impartial when expressing his opinion. Certainly, there is a certain amount of back-and-forth with his Sky Sports co-presenter, Kris Boyd. However, the Celtic legend is generally accurate in his assessments and endorsements of both teams. Boyd went on a rant about his former club when Rangers’ season ended prematurely last season, as Celtic secured three consecutive titles.

 

 

 

 

Yesterday, Sutton masterfully reminded him of this. A six-word reminder to Kris Boyd from Chris Sutton regarding Celtic’s diatribe regarding Rangers Kris Boyd launched an outburst against Rangers at the conclusion of the previous season, as Celtic’s dominance of Scottish football persisted.The former Rangers player engaged in a conversation with Sutton,

 

 

 

 

and the latter responded with an exceptional social media post that served as a reminder of his remarks. Boyd stated at the time, “This organization is founded on the principle of championship success.” It is. Sutton: “Not in recent times.” Boyd: “Nevertheless, it has occurred.” Nevertheless, the majority prevailed. Sutton: “Give it a year.” Sutton stated on X, “I hate to admit that I was correct, but…”

 

 

 

 

following Sky Sports’ exceptional wind-up reminder to Boyd. Kris Boyd’s exceptional outbursts as he expresses his anguish over Celtic’s dominance over Rangers Boyd has previously expressed his disappointment with Celtic’s accomplishments. During Celtic’s victory over Livingston last season, Boyd experienced a mental breakdown due to a penalty claim that Celtic was denied. Sutton and

 

 

 

Robert Snodgrass effectively silenced his ramblings.Another penalty call and another Celtic rant as Kris Boyd, the Sky Sports pundit, expressed his dissatisfaction with an award against Kilmarnock. The Killie goalkeeper startled Kyogo, and the Hoops were denied yet another spot kick. And finally, Boyd’s admission regarding Celtic’s title victory last season was not a diatribe, but rather a reflection on

 

 

 

Rangers’ failure to perform at Ross County and Dundee following their 3-3 moral victory at Ibrox. Boyd’s tone was one of defeat as he reflected on the team’s shortcomings. There is no doubt that the former Rangers player will continue to express his frustrations; however, he has been absent from the scene as Sky Sports continues to report on Celtic’s recent championship victory without him.