Sutton and Boyd Clash After Rangers
Chris Sutton's direct, forthright commentary often generates controversy in his coverage of BT Sport coverage, such as when discussing Connor Goldson's apparent dive against Celtic. Chris did not hold back when commenting on Goldson's behavior against Celtic and was forthright in his criticisms of him.
Kris Boyd first began dabbling in punditry towards the end of his playing career and has since transitioned into full-time commentary with Sky Sports.
Sutton: It’s a must win for Beale
Chris Sutton has always been forthright when discussing Rangers and its supporters. After dipping his toe into punditry nearing the end of his playing career, former boy's striker Sutton now covers Scottish football for Sky Sports as an analyst. Sutton admits some Gers fans may be upset by seeing him appear on television but says it is part of his job description.
Sutton believes Rangers are under pressure heading into their Champions League qualifying game against Servette this coming Wednesday despite only losing one domestic game last season. According to him, Ibrox club have not shown enough consistency over time in order to compete for major honors; so winnng matches like these is vitally important if Rangers want to regain their form and keep challenging for major prizes.
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Sutton lashed out at Rangers boss Ange Postecoglou for his repeated claims of an international conspiracy against them in European competitions. Sutton believes this line of thinking puts officials in physical danger with people making threats in public over comments made against them and Sutton fears this nonsense could eventually lead to serious incidents in Ibrox on Wednesday night when kick-off starts at 8pm.
Boyd: It’s a must win for Celtic
Michael Beale faces mounting pressure to deliver on his promises to Rangers fans this season. Beale will need to break Celtic's stranglehold on domestic titles and prevent Brendan Rodgers from completing an unprecedented treble treble.
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