Boyd emphasized that Rangers’ failure to secure a single trophy this season highlights deeper issues beyond the pitch—most notably, a short-term approach to building success.
Boyd argues that Rangers have become too reactive, often making quick decisions based on short-term outcomes rather than laying the foundation for sustained success. “You can’t build a winning team by constantly chopping and changing players, managers, or systems,” he stated. Boyd believes that true success at a club like Rangers demands patience, structure, and a clear long-term vision.
He also pointed out the contrast with Celtic, who have consistently maintained stability in both their squad and managerial appointments. This consistency, according to Boyd, has allowed Celtic to dominate Scottish football while Rangers have faltered. Despite moments of promise, such as cup runs or winning the league in 2021, Rangers have struggled to establish the kind of dominance their fans expect.
The former striker called for smarter recruitment, better player development, and backing for a long-term footballing philosophy. He warned that without this shift in mindset, Rangers risk falling further behind. “The fans deserve more than short-term fixes and empty promises,” he said.
Boyd’s message was clear: Rangers must resist the urge to overhaul their setup every season and instead invest in a clear, sustainable vision. If not, he warned, another trophyless season may not just be an anomaly—it could become the norm.
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