adminAngry Kris Boyd Turns on Rangers, Tosses Away His ‘Delusional Gers Supporters Card’ in Viral Unseen Sky Moment After 2-2 Celtic Draw
Kris Boyd appeared to dramatically distance himself from Rangers on Sky Sports following their damaging 2-2 draw with Celtic — and fans were quick to brand it the moment he “threw away his Gers supporters card.”
Rangers looked in total control at Ibrox after racing into a two-goal lead, only to crumble in the second half as Celtic clawed their way back into the contest. The result leaves Danny Röhl’s side six points behind league leaders Hearts with nine matches remaining — and the momentum in the title race has shifted significantly.
While Röhl remained defiant in his post-match comments, Boyd’s tone told a completely different story.
Having backed Rangers for the Premiership crown just a week earlier, the former striker stunned viewers by switching his allegiance in the race for top spot — openly tipping Hearts instead.
“Hearts have been at the top of the table since October. It is no fluke, it’s not a purple patch. They have been outstanding,” Boyd said.
That alone raised eyebrows. But it was what followed that truly caught attention.
“I was saying Rangers [are favourites] last week, I’ve got to say now that I think Hearts are the team for me. Rangers’ form, it’s three wins in eight in all competitions. That is not championship-winning form.”
The blunt assessment sent social media into meltdown, with some Rangers supporters accusing Boyd of abandoning belief at the first real wobble.
He didn’t stop there either, pointing to inconsistency and a lack of ruthlessness — the very issues that cost Rangers on derby day.
After dominating the opening 45 minutes, they failed to maintain control. Celtic’s resurgence exposed familiar frailties, and Boyd clearly wasn’t prepared to sugarcoat it.
“Celtic have been inconsistent as well, Motherwell have been outstanding, might have just given themselves too much to get back at Hearts.
“Hearts have two home games, one of them against Motherwell, two games against the bottom two in the league away from home. I am swaying more towards Hearts now.”
For many viewers, it felt like a defining moment — a rare instance where one of Rangers’ most vocal backers publicly conceded the title momentum had slipped.
Whether it proves to be a premature overreaction or a brutally honest reality check remains to be seen. But one thing is certain: Boyd’s visible frustration and sudden change of heart have only added fuel to an already fiery title race narrative
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