Go Ballistic

Kris Boyd is back with SunSport's Andy Devlin and Jonathon Moar after the Scottish Premiership title race all but became a two-horse race.
Leaders Hearts took a major stride towards a remarkable title triumph after beating Rangers - who now look down and out as far as becoming champions is concerned.
There's plenty of praise for Derek McInnes and match-winner Lawrence Shankland after an incredible evening at Tynecastle.
But what now for Rangers? Could Ibrox chiefs be considering making a decision on Danny Rohl's future as head coach after their title race collapse?
Boyd also looks at the Gers' mentality and explains why he doesn't think it matters enough to the current squad.
There's also an eye on this weekend's huge fixtures, including the final Old Firm of the season, and the battle to avoid the dreaded relegation play-off.

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It's a fiery Go Ballistic this week after a hotly anticipated weekend of Premiership action didn't disappoint.

Robert Grieve joins Ryan Rowe and Kris Boyd and they get into a heated debate over Rangers' approach to the second half against Motherwell.

Everyone agrees that Danny Rohl picked the wrong starting team and Kris outlines the two key changes he needs to make going forward to keep the Ibrox side in the hunt.

Hearts welcome Rangers to Tynecastle next week on the back of a dramatic Edinburgh derby win and the team pick apart the talking points from Easter Road as the Jambos returned to the top of the table.

The panel also look back at Celtic's win over Falkirk and contrast the differences between Martin O'Neill's approach to team selection and Rohl's.  

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Kris Boyd joins Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar to look back on Scottish Cup semi-final weekend AND look ahead to the resumption of the Premiership title race.
Celtic were made to sweat by St Mirren before going on to win 6-2 - could the goal-laden extra time at Hampden galvanise the Hoops in the race to be champions?
Martin O'Neill will go head-to-head with Neil Lennon at the national stadium with the Scottish Cup on the line next month.
It was a momentous achievement for Lennon and his Dunfermline side but does he get enough credit as a manager?
Plus, a look ahead to a bumper weekend of Premiership action where Rangers and Celtic will be hoping for a favour from Hibs who host league leaders Hearts in a mouth-watering Sunday afternoon showdown.

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Kris Boyd joins Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar to dissect another crazy weekend in the Scottish Premiership title race.
Celtic kept their championship hopes alive thanks to a late Kelechi Iheanacho goal but how crucial could the striker be to their title dream?
Hearts remain top but warning signs are there aplenty after Derek McInnes' men were held to a draw by struggling Livingston.
Rangers briefly reached the summit of the table on Saturday but Boyd explains why boss Danny Rohl is playing a 'dangerous game' despite the win over Dundee United.
Plus, it's all happening at the bottom of the table where Aberdeen's dire situation just keeps on getting worse. 

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YouTube description: Kris Boyd is back to join Ryan Rowe and Roger Hannah as they dive into another big week of Scottish football news, with the Scotland national team in action before the Premiership's title race and relegation scraps resume in earnest!
The team discuss whether the Tartan Army were right to boo Scotland after the loss to Japan after Steve Clarke voiced his disappointment in the reaction.
Plus, there's a preview of the Ivory Coast match - who is primed for last ditch attempt to impress and earn a place on the plane to the World Cup?
Attention then turns back to domestic action. Rangers would go TOP with victory over Dundee United (for a day at least), so how will they and Hearts react?
Celtic go to Dens Park hoping to avoid a FOURTH defeat this season on Tayside, will they bounce back to keep pace with the top two?
And lastly the panel discuss Scott Brown's exit from Ayr United; what next for the Celtic hero and what next for the Honest Men?

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Kris Boyd is joined this week by SunSport's David Friel and Jonathon Moar to assess the ever-changing Scottish Premiership title landscape!
It was a dire weekend for Celtic who fell to a 2-0 defeat to Dundee United, so are the Hoops' title hopes now OVER?
Hearts remain top of the table after beating Dundee while it's Rangers now tucked in behind in second after they saw-off Aberdeen.
Boyd reveals who he's now backing for the title after the weekend's drama.
At the other end of the table, Aberdeen have been dragged right into the relegation picture and Boyd reckons Stephen Robinson is playing a dangerous game.
With the Dons in trouble, will Kilmarnock or St Mirren capitalise to edge themselves away from bother?
All that and more on this week's Go Ballistic.

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SunSport's Ryan Rowe, Roger Hannah and Kris Boyd unpack the latest twists and turns in the Premiership title race with the fate of the league trophy now in the hands of each of the top three.
Kris makes a bombshell admission that CELTIC are the favourites to win the title and outlines his reasons why, after their 3-1 win over Motherwell.
But, did the Hoops get away with one (or two) potential red cards?
The team also pick apart Kilmarnock's stunning win over Hearts, a result that could have major implications at both the top and the bottom of the table.
And when analysing Rangers' 1-0 win over St Mirren, Kris is rather critical of the Light Blues' strikers and their inability to kill games off - it could come back to haunt them.
All this and more reaction including a dramatic Dundee derby, storylines up and down the SPFL and a preview of the upcoming Scotland games.

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Kris Boyd joins Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar to look back on the weekend’s action.
Celtic beat Rangers on penalties at Ibrox to become one of the four teams to punch their ticket to the Scottish Cup semi-finals over the weekend.
But the action at Ibrox was overshadowed by the shameful scenes that followed the match when fans from both sides spilled onto the pitch.
Shocking images followed with disorder and violence and Kris and Roger assess what might happen next.
Could away fans once again be BANNED from attending Old Firm matches?
There’s a look back on the football too as St Mirren, Dunfermline and Falkirk all make it to the last four.
Meanwhile, Motherwell’s remarkable run in the Premiership came to an end after losing to Dundee but what will it mean for the Steelmen’s big ambitions this season?

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Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd is in the SunSport studio alongside Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar to analyse a dramatic and controversial weekend in the Scottish Premiership.
It was a wonderful weekend for leaders Hearts who beat Falkirk before seeing BOTH Rangers and Celtic falter on Sunday so is it now the Jambos’ league to lose?
Boyd explains why he reckons the loser of Sunday’s Old Firm showdown will be OUT of the title race.
There was plenty of VAR drama in both games involving the Glasgow giants, with a huge incident right at the end of Livingston vs. Rangers.
The guys run the rule over that challenge on Mikey Moore, plus the incidents at Parkhead involving Auston Trusty and Liam Scales.
It’s getting intriguing at the bottom of the table too with Kilmarnock finding a bit of momentum as St Mirren continue to struggle above them.
But could Aberdeen end up getting dragged into it?

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