Go Ballistic

It's a winter of discontent at Rangers .... and Kris Boyd is back on Go Ballistic as he rakes over ANOTHER away day shocker for Rangers boss Philippe Clement against St Mirren.

The ex-Gers striker admits he fears for his old team ahead of the visit to Motherwell and reckons something has to give if the Ibrox board are serious about challenging Celtic at the top.

Things are equally gloomy at Tynecastle where Boyd reckons the atmosphere during the Edinburgh derby defeat to Hibs was as quiet as he can EVER remember it.

He also picks the bones out of Aberdeen's SEVEN-match winless run, the plight of rock bottom St Johnstone under new boss Simo Valakari, and says he hopes Hoops winger Yang is "okay" after the challenge which led to Celtic's penalty against Motherwell

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Celtic are set to bring Kieran Tierney BACK to the club in a sensational transfer swoop.

SunSport exclusively revealed the big news - but Kris Boyd has questioned whether it will prove to be money well spent.

The Rangers legend also tells Roger Hannah his old club miss too many chances to kill teams off following their 1-0 win over Dundee.

In a packed Go Ballistic show the pair also preview Boxing Day's Edinburgh derby and assess some "worrying" times for Aberdeen.

And Kris gives his verdict on THAT red card for Motherwell's Dan Casey.

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Kris Boyd reckons the very first job for Rangers' new CEO Patrick Stewart should be to demand a meeting with the SFA.

The SunSport columnist reckons the Gers must demand answers over the decision not to award them a penalty in the League Cup Final defeat to Celtic.

Boyd also takes a look back at what was a thrilling final at Hampden that saw the Hoops triumph on penalties after a pulsating 3-3 draw.

Plus, he assesses the shoot-out itself and explains why goalkeeper Jack Butland was RIGHT to step forward

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Kris Boyd joins Roger Hannah to discuss the major talking points from the weekend and look ahead to a HUGE week of action.

First up in Europe are Celtic who face a tricky trip to Dinamo Zagreb.

But will Brendan Rodgers rotate his squad with one eye on Sunday's Premier Sports Cup Final against Rangers?

Before that big game can the Ibrox side get the better of Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham?

Kris and Roger also rate Hearts' chances of going one better than Kilmarmock and beating Copenhagen in Denmark.

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Robert Grieve hosts this week as Kris Boyd is quizzed on the hottest topics in Scottish football.

Celtic are on fire right now but there are still plenty of dilemmas for boss Brendan Rodgers.

And one of the biggest is whether Paulo Bernardo should start ahead of £11million man Arne Engels.

On the other side of the city, Rangers won again on Sunday so is the pressure now off Philippe Clement?

Boyd is also encouraged by the emergence of Bobby Wales at Kilmarnock and assesses Aberdeen after more dropped points.

He also runs the rule over the impressive job Jim Goodwin has done at Dundee United and takes a close look at Hibs after a big win away to Motherwell.

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Kris Boyd reckons Patrick Stewart's arrival as the new Rangers CEO signals a change of direction for the club - but has warned it won't be a quick fix.

That appointment comes on the back of another dire Rangers performance - so could the new man have a big decision to make on his very first day in the job? What does the future hold for Philippe Clement?

SunSport columnist Boyd reckons Celtic are in a good place after moving three points clear at the top and he's full of praise for James Forrest after he landed a new deal.

At the bottom of the table, it's worrying times for Hibs. Is there a way back for boss David Gray?

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Rangers legend Kris Boyd is far from impressed with the latest news coming out of Ibrox!

He tells Roger Hannah he hasn't seen any evidence to show that Nils Koppen his promotion to sporting director.

He also takes a hard look at the youth development at the club and why youngsters are not breaking through to the first team.

SunSport columnist Boyd and his colleague Robert Grieve also analyse Scotland's Nations League campaign and how they can build on the recent return to form.

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It's not even Christmas but Kris Boyd has already named his Player of the Year!

The Rangers legend has also praised Celtic keeper Kasper Schmeichel for his display against Kilmarnock.

He tells Roger Hannah that Philippe Clement's worries are far from over despite Rangers' win over Hearts.

And he names the Aberdeen player who could have a HUGE impact in their surprise title tilt.

The pair also turn their focus onto Hibs and ask whether the struggling Easter Road club really could be relegated.

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Kris Boyd joins Robert Grieve to chew over the big talking points.

Rangers' Hampden victory over Motherwell produced glimpses that they may be about to turn the corner.

But what about the future of captain James Tavernier?

Boyd also assesses Celtic after one of their best ever performances under Brendan Rodgers against Aberdeen.

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Kris Boyd has been in this movie before!

In a Go Ballistic special with Roger Hannah and David Friel, the Rangers legend gives his no-holds-barred verdict on the club's issues.

Philippe Clement's handling of his players leaves Boyd with the same feeling he had about the disastrous Paul Le Guen regime.

He also insists the club MUST be looking at his successor and suggests who they should be targeting.

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