Has Michael Beale earned Rangers wiggle room and is Joe Hart's position under threat? Saturday Jury

SCOTT BURNS: I am still far from impressed with it. There are too many inconsistencies over decisions. Better calls need to be made from the VAR control room to help our officials and our game.

GORDON PARKS: It’s continuing to drain the joy from football and it’s still throwing up shambolic decisions. It’s overused and the sooner it’s ditched, the better.

MICHAEL GANNON: It seems to be a bit smoother but there will always be flashpoints. The Sima decision at Ibrox was a strange one but you’ll never take debate out of the game.

SCOTT: I am not convinced he has. He is getting wins but in some of the games they have been far from convincing. If he was to lose to Aberdeen I wouldn't be surprised to see the axe fall.

GORDON: It’s a stretch to say he’s earned any wriggle room as performances have been awful and the recruitment just as bad. There’s a sense the fans have already decided he’s not the brains of the operation after all.

MICHAEL: Not really. If Rangers spill points against Aberdeen he’ll be right up against it again. There’s a section of Gers fans who have lost patience and it’s going to be tough to win them back.

SCOTT: You have to say in the long run Joe Hart should be looking over his shoulder. I would expect Celtic to make a significant investment in the goalkeeping area either in January or in the summer.

GORDON: No. Hart is still a top keeper and he’ll be straight back in after his suspension.

MICHAEL: Hart remains the best keeper at the club and he will be straight back in next week. At 36, the long term will need to be addressed, but in the here and now Brendan Rodgers doesn’t need to lose any sleep over it.

SCOTT: It will be a fascinating watch. He hasn't got a lot of Scottish lower league