Rangers should be stripped of their titles if found guilty of using EBTs, says former Celtic captain Tom Boyd He also argues that, should the First Tier Tax Tribunal and the SPL's investigation into improper registration of players find against them, Rangers should be stripped of the titles they won, which could leave Neil Lennon's side (already 1/100 favourites to finish first with Bet365) able to secure the championship for a 15th successive season. Now Boyd, who captained Martin O'Neill's side to a domestic treble in 2001, has demanded that strong sanctions are applied if Rangers are convicted of cheating football's ruling bodies as well as the taxman, including awarding titles to the runners-up for each season Rangers finished in pole position while utilising the EBTs. The correct thing to do is not so much give it to other teams but punish those teams for losing it if they have found to have been getting in fraudulently or cheating through that way. Obviously, yes, I think the appropriate punishment would be to strip them of these titles. But we will wait and see if that has been the case. Which may yet see Celtic moving into double figures for consecutive championships won. "Fifteen in a row?" he grinned. I'd still be playing! If they have got these players illegally then it's certainly the case that they should be stripped of those titles. Whether you give it to the team who finished second or whatever will be for them to decide. Boyd, speaking to publicise the sale of season tickets at Parkhead, confessed that anger and frustration were some of the emotions he experienced as the alleged scandal came to light. "A lot of things go through your mind and your emotions," he said. You think, 'Where does it end?'There are so many factions to this that you can delve into and get further into: obviously, looking at all the SFA chairmen that have been Rangers supporters - or ex-Rangers chairmen and stuff like that. It will be interesting to see where it finishes. But, initially, there would be a case for the titles to be stripped if it's found to be illegal.