Are Celtic, Rangers and Hearts out of their depth in Europe or should we demand more? Saturday Jury

DAVID McCARTHY: Yes, they are out of their depth and yes, we should demand more. We should demand that they compete better than they have, that’s for sure. If our clubs are going to meekly accept that qualification is enough, it’s an insult to supporters who are paying top whack to see their teams getting skelped.

MARK PIRIE: It’s obviously a massive step up to the Champions League, but you would expect a bit more from our clubs than conceding seven at home. It’s not just the defeats but the manner of the trouncings that have been dished out that have well and truly burst every Scottish football fans’ bubble. The financial gap is clear, but you would expect our sides to be more competitive.

MICHAEL GANNON: It’s a bit of both. Taking on the likes of Liverpool and Fiorentina is never a fair fight for our sides but we can’t accept hammerings as the norm. Smaller nations than ours put up more of a fight and we should expect more from our teams. We can’t shrug at being cannon fodder.

DAVID: By winning football matches, starting tomorrow and by re-establishing an identity for a team that has completely lost the one they had.

MARK: Winning, and winning a lot. That starts with Motherwell. A Europa League playoff spot looks to be out of reach but positive results against Napoli and Ajax to round off the Champions League campaign would help his case.

MICHAEL: He’s up against it now and only a strong run of wins will start to win back some of the doubters. He needs to be in the fight at the top and he can’t afford another Old Firm beating. There’s a real apathy at Ibrox right now and he needs to light some kind of spark.

DAVID: I see where he’s coming from. They are creating chances and if Kyogo and Co had taken them, they