After Celtic and Rangers both dropped title race points who will go all the way? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: Having tipped Rangers before a ball was kicked this season there’s no point switching horses now. But 11 points dropped since the winter break doesn’t seem like championship winning form and they didn’t half let Celtic off the hook.

GORDON PARKS: Celtic remain the better side and although it’ll be ten games of twists and turns, I backed the Hoops to have the edge on Rangers and nothing has changed on that front.

ANDY NEWPORT: Celtic are still the favourites to win back the crown. They’re not playing great but have been steadily picking up points while Rangers continue to swing wildly in form.

CRAIG SWAN: Sunday showed there will be many twists before this story is completely told. Just Celtic by virtue of the fact they have a three point lead.

KEITH: It’s not looking great but St Johnstone’s defeat at Ross County has thrown McGhee a lifeline. It now appears to be a straight shootout between the two of them.

GORDON: The old pal’s act is more than likely to blow up in Dundee’s face and Gordon Strachan’s move to help Mark McGhee nudge James McPake out of a job looks like having dire consequences. Dundee lack quality throughout their side and will go down.

ANDY: It’s a long way back now, with nine points separating the Dark Blues from safety. I can’t see them turning that round given the way they’re playing right now.

CRAIG: Dundee have to be favourites at this stage purely on their position and the defending during the weekend defeat was awful. Worrying signs for McGhee.

KEITH: The good news is Patterson was a star turn for Clarke even when he wasn’t getting a game for Rangers. The manager should keep faith in the youngster.

GORDON: Clarke shouldn’t lose any sleep over either player - as all he has