“That is for certain.” Kris Boyd, who is deeply concerned, has acknowledged that Rangers would have preferred to have four of Celtic’s players at Ibrox.

“That is for certain.” Kris Boyd, who is deeply concerned, has acknowledged that Rangers would have preferred to have four of Celtic’s players at Ibrox.

 

 

It has been a week in which Rangers pundits have recounted tales of woe since Celtic defeated Hearts following the Dundee United draw at Ibrox.

 

 

 

The Ibrox club’s prospects of mounting a title challenge appear to have vanished, as Celtic currently occupy the top spot in the Scottish Premiership table, eleven points clear of Rangers.

 

 

 

In the 4-1 victory over Hearts, Celtic were devastating, with goals from Kyogo Furuhashi, Nicolas Kuhn, and a double from Adam Idah securing the Tynecastle victory.

 

 

However, Kris Boyd was not contemplating any of those players; rather, the former Rangers striker acknowledged that there are four Parkhead idols that his former club “wishes” they had in their lineup.

 

Kris Boyd acknowledges that Celtic possess a plethora of assets that Rangers lack. Boyd praised James Forrest after the Celtic winger inked a new contract with the club last week, following the weekend results.

 

 

Boyd stated to Go Ballistic, “When you reflect on the Lisbon Lions and their accomplishments from a long time ago, James Forrest is a prime example.”

 

 

“Nevertheless, I believe that James Forrest encapsulates the entirety of Celtic’s current situation.” In my opinion, you have recently discussed Scott Brown and Callum McGregor, but James Forrest has been in the position for a period of time.

 

 

“And we discuss Rangers in terms of the lack of an identity and connection between the players and the club.” Celtic has an abundance of that. Rangers express their desire to have James Forrest and three other Celtic players in their dressing room.

 

 

Therefore, it is possible to discern Boyd’s intended course of action. Boyd appears to be concerned with the absence of a fight at Rangers, as he identifies four Celtic players who his former club would desire to operate behind the scenes and who do so at Paradise.

 

 

Boyd continues, “James Forrest will never be a regular for Celtic in the future. Those days are long gone.” “However, he is able to make a significant impact in those three or four games when he is called upon.”

 

 

He will make a significant impact when he is required to exit the sideline. “You could contend that James Forrest’s return to Celtic last year had a transformative impact on the season, as he is acutely aware of the necessary components for the club to achieve success.”

 

 

“And in addition to that, we have Anthony Ralston, Greg Taylor, and Callum McGregor, who have been with the football club for an extended period of time and are well-versed in the responsibilities that come with playing for the team.”

 

 

 

“I bet the Rangers are wishing they had a few of those in their dressing room right now, that’s for sure.” The Celtic attack commences on the defence as a result of Kyogo Furuhashi’s consistent pressure on the opposition backline and Daizen Maeda’s work rate on the left wing.

 

In reality, Celtic has a plethora of players who are willing to perform the grunt work to guarantee that the Scottish Premiership crown remains in the Parkhead trophy cabinet, despite Boyd’s right to emphasise the combative qualities of the four Scots in the team.