WATCH Kris Boyd who can’t stand to see Hoops win anything in football hits hilarious Title warning to Celtic and Brendan Rodgers after Rangers beat Kilmarnock 6-0 at Ibrox

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Kris Boyd delivered a comical warning to Celtic live on Sky Sports after Rangers’ emphatic 6-0 victory over Kilmarnock on Wednesday night.

The former Rangers striker, tasked with analysing Celtic’s narrow 1-0 win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie, kept a close watch on his old club’s dominant performance at Ibrox.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – DECEMBER 04: Hamza Igamane of Rangers celebrates after he scores his team’s third goal during the William Hill Premiership match between Rangers FC and Kilmarnock FC at Ibrox Stadium on December 04, 2024 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Philippe Clement’s side have hit form with three consecutive wins, scoring 11 goals and conceding just once in that spell.

The timing couldn’t be better as they look to revive their season. Yet, Boyd’s light-hearted remark stole the show in the Sky Sports studio, drawing laughter from colleagues and fans alike.

As the programme wound down, host Eilidh Barbour referenced Rangers’ commanding win. Boyd, with a grin, declared: “Be afraid, Rangers are back.”

This prompted immediate laughter from former Celtic players Neil Lennon and Jonny Hayes, who struggled to keep straight faces.

Boyd’s comment, while clearly tongue-in-cheek, plays into the optimism that often defines Rangers’ support despite a rocky campaign.

Sitting 11 points behind Celtic in December, their poor start to the season cannot be ignored. However, recent performances suggest they’re building momentum at a critical juncture.

With the League Cup final looming just over a week away, Rangers fans are daring to dream. Yet, Celtic’s consistency and stellar start to the season leave them favourites for the Hampden clash.

Whether Boyd’s confidence proves prophetic or premature remains to be seen, but his humour certainly enlivened a routine night of football analysis.

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