Kris Boyd has criticized Rangers chairman John Bennett for failing to live up to his “best in class” reputation.

Rangers chairman John Bennett has come under fire from Kris Boyd for not living up to his “best in class” interview from nearly two years ago.

This season, the Light Blues have faced an abundance of both on- and off-field challenges, and we are only halfway through September.

The list could go on forever. Ibrox has been off-limits because of a shipment delay for renovation work, fans are unhappy with player recruiting, the Todd Cantwell and Ianis Hagi sagas were nasty, performances on the field have been lackluster.

After losing 3-0 to their Old Firm opponents prior to the international break, Rangers already trail Celtic by five points in the league. Many people are already confident that the Hoops will win the Scottish Premiership in May.

Rangers prediction made by John Bennett revealed

The team is in disarray, and former Rangers striker Kris Boyd has uncovered a previous statement from current chairman Bennett that highlights how inaccurate his prediction was.

In September 2022, Bennett gave Rangers supporters his word that, under his leadership, the team would aim to be the “best in class” both on and off the field.

Without a doubt, the Govan giants have degraded for the reasons mentioned above after two years.

Boyd’s jab focused on the Rangers’ continued lack of a CEO following James Bisgrove‘s departure at the beginning of the summer, implying that Bennett’s failure to find a successor is cause for grave concern.

Chairman Bennett is criticized by Kris Boyd.

“(Philippe) Clement has backed him (James Tavernier) to win back ‘the love’ of the Rangers support and tomorrow at Tannadice would be a good place to start,” the commentator wrote in The Scottish Sun after backing Tavernier’s captaincy.

They will not find this to be an easy assignment. To be honest, one of the teams I would least like to play right now is Dundee United.

“Tannadice is the toughest venue Rangers could go to right now, and there is no margin for error, save from Parkhead and Pittodrie.”

With a strong team that Jim Goodwin put together, Clement’s team will not have the ball for a single second. Rangers cannot imagine losing. By kickoff, they might trail Aberdeen and Celtic by eight points.

“Three points at Tannadice are a requirement if there is to be a title race. However, it is possible that some members in the club are beginning to accept being second, and I simply not have that.

Rangers must aim to be the best, regardless of how much money separates them from Celtic. Recalling chairman John Bennett’s claim that the team is “best in class” in every regard comes to mind.

Then I wonder what is going on when I notice that they still have not named a chief executive. Jim Gillespie, vice-chairman of St Mirren, has always been a supporter, but he decided to withdraw from consideration for the position at the last minute.

“I would be concerned about that, and Rangers need to improve in a lot of areas. My former team is in dire need of an off-field captain.

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