Should Philippe Clement or Kevin Muscat get Rangers next manager nod? Saturday Jury

CRAIG SWAN: No they should not. What’s the point of taking it further? It’s not going to get anything changed. It speaks for itself. Move on.

GORDON PARKS: Apart from VAR being an abomination to the sport, Hendry does impede the keeper and it’s a soft decision but if it was offside, it was offside and shambles though it was, it shouldn’t have stood.

FRASER WILSON: There was certainly no foul so if it was for offside then they should have said that from the outset. Scotland and the Tartan Army deserve an explanation of what happened. Get that then move on, there’s no point dwelling on it.

CRAIG: Spain did not convince against Scotland and the Norwegians have a real chance of making Scotland sweat until next month.

GORDON: Yes, it’s the least they could do for us and Norway will be put to the sword and the pressure will be off.

FRASER: I’m starting to fear big Erling Haaland has the bit between his teeth and could have us clinging on for another month. Spain’s defence did not convince on Thursday.

CRAIG: Clement has more experience under his belt and looks the safest option if it is a straight choice between that pair.

GORDON: Phillipe Clement is an interesting candidate and feels like a decent fit, Muscat? Not so much.

FRASER: Kevin Muscat. I’ve a feeling he's been under-rated by some due to where he has managed but his record in the A-League and J-League is impressive and reminiscent of another boss who came to these shores not long ago. He's also right up to date with what has proved to be a valuable market.

CRAIG: No they should not. Home clubs should be allowed to suit themselves, their own season-ticket holders and their own fanbase.

GORDON: Yes. Where has Neil Doncaster been hiding anyway and what does he do for