“Celtic’s Victory will Never…” – Kris Boyd Downplays Celtic’s Victory Against Rangers with ONE Promise to Celtic While Claiming Celtic Would also Lift the League Title…

Kris Boyd’s Unwavering Loyalty: Rangers Must Conquer Celtic’s Dominance

Rangers legend Kris Boyd has emphasized his unshakeable commitment to the Ibrox club, refusing to accept second-best status in the face of Celtic’s relentless dominance. The former striker’s remarks come as Celtic surpassed Rangers’ trophy haul, lifting the League Cup at Hampden to edge their bitter rivals 119 major honors.

A Shift in Power Dynamics

Boyd, who grew up during Rangers’ golden nine-in-a-row era, acknowledges the significant shift in power between the Glasgow rivals. Celtic’s remarkable 41 pieces of silverware since the turn of the millennium have left Rangers trailing, with just 18 honors collected across the city. The financial chasm between the clubs has arguably never been greater, with Celtic poised to stretch their lead further in the Premiership title and Scottish Cup.

Unwavering Devotion

Boyd’s allegiance to Rangers remains unwavering, despite the club’s recent struggles. He insists that he will never settle for second best, echoing the sentiments of many Rangers fans. “Rangers, for me, was brought up on winning trophies, and it’s not been the case in recent times,” Boyd said. “Celtic have been doing that. Whether I have to change and accept that second best is enough… then I would never do that.”

Celtic’s Winning Mentality

Boyd credits Celtic’s success to their unwavering winning mentality. “There seems to be that winning mentality there. It doesn’t matter however well Rangers play, Celtic seem to come out on top,” he noted. Despite Celtic’s vulnerabilities, their ability to find a way to win has been a hallmark of their success.

Rangers’ Path Forward

Boyd acknowledges that Rangers must improve to challenge Celtic’s dominance. “Rangers will be hoping for a different outcome with a full house on January 2, but I still think they are going to have to perform better,” he said. “They aren’t winning games against Celtic, and that has to change.”

Predicting the Premiership Title

Boyd predicts a 55th title for Celtic, citing their financial muscle, player signings, and savvy dealings. “Celtic will be league champions, there’s no getting away from it,” he stated. “At the start of the season, it was already going to be very difficult for the rest because of the way Celtic have been operating for a number of years now.”

Rangers’ Resurgence

Boyd identifies signs of improvement in Rangers’ recent performances, particularly with the return of Ianis Hagi and Nico Raskin. However, he emphasizes that the team must find another level to challenge Celtic.

Conclusion

Kris Boyd’s unwavering loyalty to Rangers serves as a testament to the club’s enduring appeal. While Celtic’s dominance may be a reality, Boyd’s refusal to accept second-best status inspires hope among Rangers fans. As the club continues to chase down Celtic, Boyd’s words serve as a rallying cry for the Ibrox faithful.

Recommended Reading

1. “The Impact of Celtic’s Dominance on Scottish Football”
2. “Rangers’ Path to Revival: A Critical Analysis”

Key Statistics

1. Celtic’s Premier League Performance: 15 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw
2. Rangers’ Premier League Performance: 10 wins, 6 losses, and 2 draws

Transfer Window Expectations

1. Incomings: 1-2 key signings, focusing on strengthening the attacking options
2. Outgoings: 1-2 departures, prioritizing squad rejuvenation and improvement.