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Kris Boyd gives his instant reaction to the huge news the Rangers takeover has been agreed in principle.

He tells Roger Hannah the mess at the Ibrox club will not be easy to tidy up.

The Gers hero says too many players are far from their best - and names the one star who should be dropped.

Boyd was impressed by red-hot Celtic star Daizen Maeda in the 5-2 win over St Mirren and asks whether his longer-term future could be as a centre-forward.

And he saluted Hibs for leaving rivals Hearts shellshocked in the Edinburgh derby.

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Kris Boyd reacts to the news that Barry Ferguson is back at Rangers as head coach until the end of the season after the sacking of Philippe Clement.

Ferguson will be assisted by fellow Ibrox heroes Neil McCann, Billy Dodds and Allan McGregor, with Issame Charai staying on in his role despite the departure of Clement.

Having won 15 trophies at the club as a player across two spells, what will the former captain bring to Rangers as a manager?

And how will he cope in his first game against Kilmarnock, up against the experienced Derek McInnes?Boyd also discusses what Clement's legacy will be at Ibrox as he labels the Belgian coach as an "energy zapper".

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Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd reckons it doesn't matter what Philippe Clement does at Ibrox - because the fans will never be able to forgive the previous week's Scottish Cup humiliation.

The SunSport columnist analyses the apathy and negativity surrounding the Gers at the moment, and wonders if even a European run can rescue things this season.

Plus, Boyd, Roger Hannah and Jonathon Moar assess the huge striker decision facing Brendan Rodgers as Celtic head to Bayern Munich in the Champions League.

There's also a look at Motherwell's new manager, Raith Rovers' cheeky Valentine's Day poem and even some FASHION advice!

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Rangers fans are still reeling from Cup humiliation at the hands of Queen's Park - and Kris Boyd is demanding answers.

Super Callum Davidson went ballistic as his side produced one of the biggest Scottish Cup upsets of all time - 25 years after Inverness Caley Thistle did similar to Celtic.

Rangers legend Boyd is sick of Philippe Clement's excuses and says it's time the Ibrox powerbrokers were honest with fans about the future of the club.

Ben Ramage and Robert Grieve also host their own enquiry into Rangers' embarrassing Cup exit and dissect the other big talking points in Scottish football.

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Rangers legend Kris Boyd and SunSport's Roger Hannah round up the state of play across the Premiership as Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen get busy on transfer deadline day.

Brendan Rodgers turned his attentions to Jeffrey Schlupp after missing out on Kieran Tierney, but what of the Parkhead club's interest in Motherwell ace Lennon Miller?

Boyd also gives his take on his former club's new signing Lyall Cameron - and hopes Gers show faith in Scottish talent.

The latest news from out-of-sorts Aberdeen is also on the agenda and a look back at the weekend's action.

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Kris Boyd has delivered his no-nonsense response to the news Rangers star Mohamed Diomande's red card has been overturned.

Roger Hannah also quizzes him about Celtic's striker search now Kyogo has left - could the solution already be in the building?

And Boyd has been left sickened that Stuart Kettlewell had to quit Motherwell due to fan abuse as he demands action to stop a repeat.

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Rangers legend Kris Boyd opens up on a summer holiday in Magaluf that could have seen him join Aberdeen!

He also gives his big verdict on current Ibrox striker Cyriel Dessers and whether the club should sell him this month.

He looks ahead to Celtic's Champions League clash with Young Boys and answers David Friel's big questions - should they start Arne Engels or Paulo Bernardo?

And he makes a major prediction about Lennon Miller after Motherwell received a £2.5million bid.

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Celtic could have a HUGE decision to make this January - and Kris Boyd rates the chances of Kyogo being sold.

With interest growing in Brendan Rodgers' first-choice striker Parkhead chiefs could face a major dilemma.

Boyd and host Roger Hannah also assess where Rangers are at after Philippe Clement got the vote of confidence before THAT fan walkout.

And they discuss the contrasting fortunes of Jimmy Thelin and Jim Goodwin near the top of the league and the continuing rise of Hibs' David Gray.

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Kris Boyd tells Roger Hannah it's SAD the way Greg Taylor was treated against St Mirren.

Brendan Rodgers was angry fans sang Kieran Tierney's name and Boydie insists the Hoops hero WILL be back at Celtic but where does that leave Taylor? Could BOTH stay at Parkhead beyond the summer?

Kris and Roger also look back on Rangers' 3-3 draw at Hibs including the home side's penalty and Gers' defensive 'softness'

And Sunsport's star columnist also has a BIG prediction regarding Hearts as he prepares to watch the Jambos in Aberdeen this weekend.

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Kris Boyd tells Roger Hannah he was BAFFLED by Philippe Clement's team against Motherwell.

In a must-win game, the Ibrox boss left out star players Vaclav Cerny and Hamza Igamane.

That 2-2 draw has cranked up the heat on Clement even further ahead of Thursday's Old Firm clash.

Kris and Roger look ahead to that huge game and discuss a very different kind of selection dilemma for Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers.

Kris also compares the differing fortunes of Edinburgh rivals Hearts and Hibs and discusses whether both runs will continue.

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