Rangers are closing in on Celtic, and Kris Boyd believes the Ibrox side must take advantage of their rivals’ current instability if they are to capitalise on the situation.
Celtic’s recent struggles have prompted alarm around Parkhead, with the club effectively hitting the crisis button. Rangers, meanwhile, have been pressing hard behind them, and Boyd feels that pressure must be converted into points and ground gained.
A chance to pounce
Boyd, a former striker who knows the Old Firm rivalry from both sides, argues that a wobbling Celtic offers Rangers an opening they cannot afford to waste. Having made a reset, the Light Blues now need to turn that fresh start into decisive momentum rather than simply hoping their rivals continue to falter.
The message from the former forward is clear: opportunities of this kind do not last forever, and Rangers must be ruthless in exploiting any weakness they see across the Glasgow derby rivalry and the wider title race.
Source: www.dailyrecord.co.uk
