SunSport's Ryan Rowe and Roger Hannah are back for the latest edition of Go Ballistic, with Kris Boyd joining them from Ayrshire to review the weekend's action and Robert Grieve dialling in from Czechia to look ahead to the Champions League qualifier against Viktoria Plzen.

Boydy is shooting from the hip as per as he voices his fears that Rangers could be an insurmountable TEN points behind Celtic after the first Old Firm derby of the season. And, have teams figured out the 'new-look' Rangers already?

The team discuss how big a worry it is that the Rangers support appear to already be frustrated to the point where they are booing players and leaving games early, as they did during the draw against Dundee at Ibrox. Will there be big changes come Saturday night's Premier Sports Cup clash against Alloa?

We also look at Celtic's early season form and Brendan Rodgers' comments about some fans never being happy with him in the dugout. And for Boyd, how soon is it before we label Adam Idah a £9million flop?

Plus, there's a debate on whether Hearts can sustain a proper challenge on the Old Firm this season as they sit top of the Premiership table (albeit after just two games) on the back of Tony Bloom's vow to split the Glasgow giants.

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The season is nearly over but it feels like the transfer window and managerial merry-go-round are about to go into overdrive.

Go Ballistic has the latest on the futures of Derek McInnes, Stephen Robinson and Steven Naismith.

Plus could there be big-money sales at both Celtic and Rangers this summer?

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This week's Go Ballistic has all the fallout from the final Old Firm clash of the season as Kris Boyd explains why he sees similarities between the two No9s, Celtic's Adam Idah and Rangers' Cyriel Dessers.

Barry Ferguson doubled down on his desire to land the Rangers job, but does he actually stand a chance?

There's a look back at Falkirk's promotion to the top tier after 15 years away.

Plus, Robert Grieve and Jonathon Moar fiercely debate the controversially disallowed Dundee goal against Motherwell.

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Go Ballistic turns it's attention to the future after a historic weekend in Scottish football.

Celtic matched Rangers' achievement of 55 league titles - but will Brendan Rodgers stick around to lead the bid for 56?

Kris Boyd, Robert Grieve and Jonathon Moar also discuss another "embarrassing" season for Rangers and whether Barry Ferguson is at the end of his tether.

And what next for Hearts after sacking Neil Critchley?

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Go Ballistic on where it went wrong for Celtic AND Rangers after the fierce rivals both lost at the weekend.

Has defeat to Hibs ended Barry Ferguson's hopes of landing the Ibrox hotseat on a permanent basis?

And can Brendan Rodgers spark his Celtic players back to life?

Kris Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar also heap praise on the job Jim Goodwin has done at Dundee United and ask if St Johnstone can beat the drop

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He's never afraid to speak his mind and this week Kris Boyd has made a sensational suggestion.

The SunSport columnist reckons his old club Rangers should snap up out-of-contract Celtic star Greg Taylor.

Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar also run the rule over the rest of the weekend Premiership action.

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The Tartan Army jeered the team off the park after the crushing defeat to Greece - but Kris Boyd reckons they need a reality check.

Boyd also discusses where relegation to Nations League Group B leaves the country ahead of World Cup qualifiers.

And Roger Hannah and Ryan Rowe discuss the incredible rise of Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin after his starring role for Belgium.

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Rangers stunned Celtic 3-2 at Parkhead this weekend to record their first Old Firm league win at the home of their arch rivals in five years.

SunSport's Ryan Rowe and Roger Hannah debate the big talking points before Kris Boyd reveals the one big difference Barry Ferguson has made to Rangers and ponders how 'perfectionist' Brendan Rodgers will be feeling after losing another three goals in a derby match, with several big players under performing.

The team also look over the dramatic Dundee derby at Tannadice, which was a six-goal thriller.

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Kris Boyd has been amazed by Daizen Maeda's stunning form - but reckons James Tavernier could be terrorised.

The lightning-fast Celtic star has been moved from his usual position on the wing where he would regularly give Rangers captain Tavernier nightmares in Old Firm games.

But tactical shifts in Barry Ferguson's team mean the pair could be on a collision course at Parkhead on Sunday.

Kris and Roger Hannah also assess the impact Sander Kartum could have for Hearts after his stunning Scottish Cup double against Dundee.

And Boyd considers a big question on which team has the biggest away supprt - Hibs, Hearts or Aberdeen

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