Only an Aberdeen win at Hampden can spare Boyd from the horrors of a sixth Celtic treble in nine seasons, a period that covers his decision to concentrate on media work.
Meanwhile, in the real world Celtic pick up the trophies, 120 in total with this season’s SPFL Premiership title the 55th time that they’ve been champions of Scotland. A number that even Boyd knows the significance of.
While this goes on loyal bears can vent their anger at Sutton, meanwhile the culprits for their demise hide out in the Blue Room , waiting to sup out of the cherished Loving Cup, toasting a monarch just back from Rome with no intention of ever setting foot inside Ibrox.
50 is a landmark, 60 less so, 10 is notable but 55? No one cared or cares but if that lot want to make a song and dance over 55, if they want to trash Glasgow city centre, if they want to vandalise statues over that number then it is…
According to Boyd some soothing words on Monday morning from Sir David would have resolved the issues of the Queens Park defeat, clearly the phrase succulent lamb has never been explained to the Sky Sports expert.
I don’t know where to start. Who made the decision? There’s no CEO. I just don’t know – who’s making the decisions? There’s nobody above him.
The SFA have given further endorsement to the relationship between Kris Boyd and Willie Collum.During a recent episode of The Warm Up the small talk between Gordon Duncan and Boyd revealed that phone calls had taken place with the Head of Refereeing over the decision not to give Nicolas Kuhn…
Boyd: How do you know that I haven’t spoken to him?
Duncan: I know that you have spoken to him.
Kris Boyd fears that there are people in and around Ibrox that are resigned and content with being second best to Celtic.With the hoops close to overtaking the trophy tally of both Ibrox clubs it seems a fairly honest admission but not for someone like Boyd, brought up on the…
Boyd set off digging into a hole that offered no logic or analysis as he let his hurt and anger spill out at the realisation that Celtic are well on their way to becoming champions of Scotland for a 55th time