Is Rangers winger Ryan Kent on a par with Celtic star Jota and how will Scotland fare in the Nations League? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: In terms of ability, yes. Kent has got the lot. But Miller is right to question the winger’s productivity. Perhaps there wouldn’t be such a heavy onus on him if Rangers had recruited someone to do the same job on the other side of the pitch.

MICHAEL GANNON: Not on current form. Jota js streets ahead at the minute and Liel Abada’s end product also nudges him ahead of the Rangers winger. Kent is quality but needs to produce it on a consistent and effective basis.

DAVID McCARTY: Miller meant that ability-wise, Kent is up there with anyone in the country. But there’s no doubt that in terms of end product - goals and assists - Jota and Abada are more productive.

FRASER WILSON: No. End product is the most important part of any winger’s game and Ryan Kent is sadly lacking in goals and assists. I get what Miller means about ability but he’s nowhere near Jota or Abada in the numbers game.

KEITH: Goodwin was spot on in his assessment of the penalty. He was also telling the truth when he pointed out that Porteous has previous for these kind of things. In defence of David Dickinson it was almost impossible for him to spot in real time. A perfect example of why our game needs VAR ASAP.

MICHAEL: It was a pretty ropy decision and it had a huge impact on the game. But there’s a suspicion the Dons boss was also deflecting a tad from a disappointing display.

DAVID: It wasn’t a penalty, that’s for sure and it changed the game with Scales being sent off, so the words were spoken in frustration but if Goodwin believes Porteous is a conman and wants to say it, I’ve no problem with that. Too many managers say nothing of note, so I’m not going to moan when one gives an honest opinion.

FRASER: It’s not the first time