Andy Walker didn’t duck the issues as he looked ahead to Sunday’s Glasgow derby.
While the club from Ibrox strive to hold onto third place in the SPFL Celtic are chasing records.
One draw and 26 victories have put Brendan Rodgers side on course for an unbeaten season with a win on Sunday killing the #goingfor55 campaign stone dead.
Walker has watched Celtic run away with this season’s title and been able to contrast the two teams.
Only the deluded could make a case for any Ibrox player to make it onto the Celtic bench with Walker happy to set the record straight.
“I look at this Rangers team and I would question their heart and their determination,” The Sun reports the former Celtic striker stating.
“We’ve had a 5-1, a 1-0 and a 2-1 for Celtic so far this season. I was at all three games and Celtic were totally dominant in every one. I would expect the same again on Sunday.
“When I look at Rangers, I think they are a bit weak, a bit timid.
“There’s not a great deal of leadership on the park, never mind in the whole structure off it. That’s why I think Celtic will win comfortably.
“I’ve been impressed with the way Celtic have played, but I don’t think anyone will be taking anything for granted.
“I think the fact the players will be thinking of going through the season undefeated will also help them.”
A maximum of seven more points are needed for Celtic to clinch the title with manager-less Sevco still surviving month to month on soft loans.
After winning at Celtic Park, Hampden and Ibrox already this season the dominant hoops face three more matches at those venues as they go for a clean sweep of honours.
