Kris Boyd is struggling to understand why Scottish Premiership clubs wouldn't take advantage of Rangers. Rangers fans are some of the loyalist around, and are g…

Pundit Kris Boyd questioned why Scottish Premiership clubs like Hibernian are cutting away ticket allocations for Rangers and Celtic. Speaking on Sky Sports Scotland, Boyd argued that clubs facing financial struggles and falling attendances are missing out on significant revenue by not providing full allocations to travelling supporters.
Writer Mark Smith echoed Boyd's stance, noting that Hibs had thousands of empty seats at Easter Road during their 2-1 defeat to Celtic. While clubs like Hearts and Falkirk have also cut away allocations due to high home demand, the report argues struggling teams cannot afford to reject travelling Old Firm fans.
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