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Kris Boyd critical of Rangers trio Worrall, Lafferty and Rossiter

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Kenny Miller (second left) of Rangers celebrates his second goal with Kris Boyd, Nacho Novo and Steven Naismith during the Clysdale Bank Scottish ...
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Nottingham Forest-owned Joe Worrall, Kyle Lafferty and Jordan Rossiter were in action for Steven Gerrard’s Glasgow Rangers side on Sunday.

Kyle Lafferty of Rangers takes a look around the pitch prior to the UEFA Europa League Group G match between Rangers and Villarreal CF at Ibrox Stadium on November 29, 2018 in Glasgow,...Rangers forward Kyle Lafferty

Kris Boyd criticised Rangers trio Joe Worrall, Kyle Lafferty and Jordan Rossiter on Sky Sports Football on Sunday afternoon (3:51pm, December 9, 2018), and also said that Ibrox manager Steven Gerrard does not know his best starting lineup yet.

The former Rangers striker, who had two separate spells at Ibrox, made the comments following the Gers’ 1-1 draw with Dundee away from home in the Scottish Premiership on Sunday afternoon.

Boyd, who is now at Kilmarnock, was not impressed with the performances of forward Lafferty, Nottingham Forest-owned defender Worrall and midfielder Rossiter.

The 35-year-old Scottish striker also stated that Rangers manager Gerrard does not know his best XI yet.

Boyd said on Sky Sports Football on Sunday afternoon (3:51pm, December 9, 2018): “Kyle Lafferty has not looked anywhere near what we know Kyle Lafferty can do.

“Jordan Rossiter has had chance after chance in a Rangers jersey and not delivered. Joe Worrall came up and started his Rangers career alright. But he looked a pale shadow of the player he was a few weeks ago out there.”

Boyd added: “For me, if you had to go and ask Steven Gerrard to pick his best XI right now, I don’t think he knows it.”

Joe Worrall of Rangers looks on prior to the UEFA Europa League Group G match between Rangers and Villarreal CF at Ibrox Stadium on November 29, 2018 in Glasgow, United Kingdom.

Title challenge

Rangers lost to Aberdeen at Ibrox in the Scottish Premiership last week, and the draw with Dundee on Sunday was a huge disappointment for the Gers.

The Gers are second in the league table at the moment, but Rangers need to put together a run of positive results in order to increase the pressure on bitter Old Firm rivals Celtic.

Jordan Rossiter of Rangers is seen during the Betfred Scottish League Cup Quarter Final match between Rangers and Ayr United on September 26, 2018 in Glasgow, Scotland.