The former Rangers striker condemns Celtic supporters but largely ignores the boardroom failures that drove their protest. has

Writer Phillip Cooney argues that former Rangers striker Kris Boyd's criticism of protesting Celtic supporters conveniently ignores the club's boardroom failures. Boyd called the fans "self-entitled" and accused them of embarrassing Celtic by disrupting the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews during a protest against Dermot Desmond.
Cooney writes that Boyd failed to scrutinize Desmond and the Celtic hierarchy regarding European struggles, poor communication, and governance. The piece contends that dismissing fan frustration overlooks long-standing issues, noting that Celtic responded with bans and severed ties with the Celtic Fans Collective.
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