Kris Boyd has expressed concern that several Rangers players may feel disappointed or even disrespected following recent comments made by Barry Ferguson. Ferguson, a former Rangers captain and club legend, made remarks that Boyd believes could negatively impact the morale of the current squad. While Ferguson is known for his passion and high standards when it comes to Rangers, his criticisms have not sat well with everyone.
Boyd, a former striker for the club, suggested that Ferguson’s comments may have been too harsh or dismissive of the efforts being put in by the current team. He implied that some players might feel unfairly judged, especially those who have been giving their all on the pitch. Boyd acknowledged that criticism is part of football, particularly at a big club like Rangers, but he emphasized the importance of constructive feedback rather than public disappointment.
The tension highlights the delicate balance between holding players accountable and supporting them through difficult times. With Rangers in a competitive phase of the season, Boyd stressed that unity and belief in the squad are crucial. He called for former players to be mindful of their influence and urged for encouragement over criticism when speaking publicly about the team.
