On a recent broadcast with Premier Sports, Stewart boldly predicted that Celtic will win the league, Hearts would come second, and Rangers will end up in third place.
- The former player and pundit reportedly even laughed off predictions that placed Rangers ahead of Hearts — a stance many supporters viewed as “shock value” rather than a serious forecast.
⚠️ Why It’s Causing Uproar Among Rangers Supporters
- Under current manager Danny Rohl, Rangers have shown improvement and drawn only once in the league. Many fans believe a top-two finish is still realistic — making Stewart’s third-place call feel dismissive.
- For some, the prediction reeks of bias: it casts doubt on Rangers’ chances despite a game in hand over Hearts, which — if won — could swing momentum back in Rangers’ favor.
✅ What Could Make Stewart’s Prediction Wrong — And Why Some Fans Remain Hopeful
- Rangers still have a game in hand on Hearts; a win could significantly improve their position.
- If Rohl’s team plays to its potential — especially with improvements in consistency and attacking finishing — the third-place forecast might end up looking very off the mark.
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