Celtic F.C legend Chris Sutton bluntly mocks sports pundit Kris Boyd one incident that made Rangers really look like ‘a real bunch of losers’

Celtic has concluded yet another Premiership campaign.

Certainly, Celtic has one more game remaining in the Scottish Cup final against Aberdeen at Hampden this Saturday. However, the season has been an exceptional one in general.

Chris Sutton was in a buoyant mood days after the season concluded, as Scotland’s most successful club has now won four titles in a succession, including 14 of the last 15.

For the duration of the season, Celtic and Rangers supporters would have observed Kris Boyd and Sutton engage in a heated argument in the Sky Sports studios.

However, when the duo were contemplating the season for the Warm Up, they were asked to identify the “funniest moment of the season.” Celtic’s former striker responded with an exceptionally clever response.

Rangers are referred to as a “real bunch of losers” by Celtic legend Chris Sutton.
Celtic were inching closer to the championship on April 13, and Rangers travelled to Pittodrie to face Aberdeen. A loss for the Gers would grant Brendan Rodgers’ team the primary trophy.

However, Ianis Hagi scored an equaliser in the final seconds of the match, prompting the Rangers players, including the bench, to exult in a boisterous manner.

Sutton characterised Rangers as a “real bunch of losers” for committing that act, despite the fact that Celtic were 14 points ahead at the time, and he cited it as the most amusing moment of the season.

“I continue to believe that the Rangers’ equaliser at Pittodrie is incredibly peculiar; you may have your own opinions, but I disagree,” stated Sutton.

“When they had essentially lost the league.” The riotous celebrations ensued after they were 14 points behind. I am unable to comprehend it at all. I believe that is a group of individuals who are truly lacking in character. You have recently forfeited the division. What is the reason for your celebratory behaviour?

“You should be jogging back.” The bench ought to be sombre. I am unable to comprehend it for the life of me.

The reason Celtic have dominated Scottish football for nearly thirty years is that no other club has ever come close to the club’s trophy tally.

Celtic have won 42 trophies since the turn of the century, and it is possible that they will reach 43 by the weekend. Rangers are the next most successful team, with 18 trophies.

Nevertheless, this was Boyd’s response to Sutton’s disparaging remarks about the Rangers.

“Celebrate a last-minute equaliser after being down 2-0,” stated Boyd. “I believe that you should savour the moment.”