Andy Halliday is everywhere in Scottish football media. Is the former Rangers player becoming Scotland’s answer to Gary Neville?

Writing for Read Celtic, author Bhoycie questions the ubiquitous presence of former Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday across Scottish sports broadcasting. The writer compares Halliday's pervasive media appearances to Gary Neville's extensive footprint in English football, pointing out that Halliday frequently features on platforms including BBC Sportsound, Sportscene, Clyde 1, and the Open Goal podcast.
The writer argues that Scottish broadcasters rely too heavily on the same pundits rather than introducing diverse viewpoints. Additionally, the author criticizes the contrast between Halliday's partisan humor during watchalongs and his neutral analysis on national television, suggesting viewers struggle to reconcile both personas.
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