Godwin ObajeKris Boyd Acknowledges Celtic’s Superiority
Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd conceded that Celtic’s consistency and superiority have been the defining features of the Scottish Premiership this season. Boyd’s comments came after Celtic secured their fourth consecutive title, with the Hoops dominating the league throughout the campaign.
A Growing Gulf Between Celtic and Rangers
Boyd was quick to acknowledge the growing gulf between Glasgow’s two giants, noting that Rangers are falling further and further behind Celtic. “The harsh reality is that Rangers are falling further and further behind Celtic,” Boyd said. “When you go back a few years ago in terms of that trophy count, everybody’s, it was virtually impossible to think that if I go back to my time at the football club, that Celtic were going to get anywhere near it.”
Celtic’s Consistency
Boyd praised Celtic’s consistency, which he believes is unmatched in Scotland. “I mean, I think once again, they’ve been the outstanding team in Scotland,” he said. “You know, that consistency that Brendan Rodgers seems to find from his team is unmatched.”
A Sobering Assessment
Boyd’s assessment of the situation is sobering, coming from a man who spent years trying to prevent days like these. His comments highlight the significant gap between Celtic and Rangers, both on and off the pitch.
Conclusion
Celtic’s dominance of the Scottish Premiership shows no signs of slowing down, with the Hoops looking to add to their trophy collection in the Scottish Cup final. Boyd’s comments serve as a wake-up call for Rangers, who will need to address their shortcomings if they hope to bridge the gap between themselves and their Glasgow rivals.
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