🗣️”They are now paying the price of greed and karma Kris Boyd didn’t hold back after Celtic was trashed by rangers yesterday….

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🗣️ “They are now paying the price of greed and karma”
Kris Boyd didn’t hold back after Celtic were trashed by Rangers in the Old Firm yesterday

Kris Boyd has launched a blistering attack on Celtic following their humiliating defeat to Rangers, claiming the club is now suffering the consequences of years of poor decisions, short-term thinking, and a lack of loyalty to those who built their success.

Speaking after the Old Firm clash, Boyd showed no sympathy for the Hoops as Rangers ran riot, insisting the result was not a surprise but rather the outcome of a long-brewing collapse behind the scenes.

> 🗣️ “This didn’t happen overnight,” Boyd said.
“Celtic are now paying the price of greed and karma. You don’t tear down foundations and expect the house to stand.”

The former Rangers striker went further by referencing Celtic’s treatment of legendary figures, singling out Martin O’Neill as a symbol of what the club has lost.

> 🗣️ “Martin O’Neill did everything for that club,” Boyd continued.
“He gave them dominance, belief, European nights — and how did it end? They chanted him out. That tells you everything about the culture that crept in.”

Boyd argued that Celtic’s constant managerial changes and boardroom decisions have eroded the identity that once made them formidable, contrasting it sharply with Rangers’ growing unity and clarity.

> 🗣️ “The best Celtic managers were backed, trusted, and respected,” he added.
“Now it’s panic, reaction, and excuses. Rangers were ruthless yesterday — Celtic were lost.”

The defeat has intensified pressure on Celtic’s hierarchy, with fans voicing frustration over performances, recruitment, and leadership. Meanwhile, Rangers’ emphatic win has reignited belief across Ibrox that the balance of power may be shifting once again.

One thing is clear: Kris Boyd believes Celtic’s pain is self-inflicted — and the Old Firm result was simply the latest reminder.