When it comes to Celtic dominance in Scotland over the last decade or so, there are few people that have enjoyed it less than Kris Boyd.
The former Rangers man has not been afraid to make his loyalties known when it comes to the two Glasgow clubs, something that has led to plenty of entertaining television during his appearances on Sky Sports down through the years.
There was another example of that this afternoon.
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Kris Boyd did not enjoy Celtic dig from Clinton Morrison
On Sky Sports this morning, there was a discussion surrounding the ongoing title race between Celtic and Rangers in the Scottish Premiership.
Clinton Morrison did his best to rise Kris Boyd by bringing up the Hoops' dominance in the division in recent seasons. It's fair to say it didn't go down all that well.
Clinton Morrison: "Boydy, usually the league's over and Celtic have won it by now"
Kris Boyd: "Calm down mate"
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Morrison: Boydy, you know usually the league is over and Celtic have won it by now?
Boyd: Calm down mate.
Morrison: No, come on.
Boyd: You obviously don't follow it.
Morrison: The one thing I would say about these goals, obviously you have Kyogo and Adam Idah has come in made a difference. Has that been the difference on why Celtic have not done as good this year, has it been Kyogo's form?..
Boyd: Idah came in and has been fantastic. He got a great header last week, good striker with movement at the front post, gets to the back of the net against Motherwell. Brendan Rodgers will be happy with that one, there a few other transfers that haven't (worked).
Brilliant.
Clinton Morrison and Kris Boyd always have a good back and forth on the channel, including in one incident in December when the former Ireland striker was quick to remind his counterpart of his allegiances to the Boys in Green.
He might not have played for Celtic himself, but Morrison clearly enjoys annoying his colleague about their exploits in recent seasons.
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