Rangers meet a doubting Jury who reel off multiple concerns as Clement served it up straight

Keith Jackson: That there’s nothing much between the two. If Hearts keep hold of Lawrence Shankland the pair might be locked in a battle for second place this season. And, whisper it, Willie Collum might have sorted out VAR and the handball rule.

Craig Swan: That Hearts are looking strong again this season with excellent recruitment and that Rangers have plenty of work to do.

Scott Burns: What we learned is what we all know. This Rangers squad needs to be strengthened if they want to be genuine title contenders.

Fraser Wilson: It’s very early days so not too much can be read into it. Gerald Taylor proved again he is going to be a star for Hearts. If there was anyone left to be convinced that Rangers need a better quality of striker then there surely can’t be now.

Keith: Forrest looked as sharp as ever yesterday and caused Killie’s makeshift defence all kinds of trouble. He’s simply way too good to be sent back into cold storage no matter what other options Brendan Rodgers has available on the flanks.

Craig: Forrest will be able to do a job for Celtic this season. Yet again. He is a quality performer and he has the experience and guile to make things happen. And he’s a winner.

Scott: I still think Maeda will be the top pick but both will be needed with the domestic and European commitments. Forrest still has a big part to play. He looks as fit and sharp as ever.

Fraser: He’s 33 not 43 so, if fit, Forrest will be a huge player for Celtic this season. Rodgers claimed he was the best winger at the club a few months back. Horses for courses but Forrest has magic spark and is more clinical in front of goal.

Keith: He’s 33 not 43 so, if fit, Forrest will be a huge player for Celtic this season. Rodgers claimed he was the best