Should Rangers have followed PSV lead and requested SPFL postponement ahead of Champions League clash? Saturday Jury

ANDY NEWPORT : No. It’s still well short of the deals countries of comparable sizes to Scotland attract and fails to make the most of the streaming potential our clubs hold. Once again we’re being short changed.

CRAIG SWAN : Probably not when you think of what other countries get. But the fact is you are only worth what someone is prepared to pay. Surely we’d hunt out better if it was out there, no?

GORDON PARKS : No. Is it ever? Neil Doncaster will hail it as a triumph but the reality is always something of a hand-out for the poor relation of other nations who know how to bring the really big bucks in.

MICHAEL GANNON : It doesn’t matter if it’s good value or not, it’s the only offer on the table and unless there is competition, it’ll drive down the cost. It’s okay saying Scottish football is underselling itself, well then go out and sell it. The clubs are the product and if they are not happy then they should do something about it.

ANDY NEWPORT : Gio van Bronckhorst ’s side still haven’t quite produced the slick displays that took them to Seville last term so I’d be tempted to stick with the weekend fixture in the hope they can iron out those last few creases.

CRAIG SWAN : If they felt it was going to be of significant benefit, they surely would have done. The manager must feel games will help build rhythm.

GORDON PARKS : Yes. Why not? All and every advantage should be taken to give all of our clubs the best chance of achieving in Europe.

MICHAEL GANNON : No. It’s not like it’s the end of the season when it’s titles and trophies up for grabs and players are shattered. Rangers will want to build some momentum, with new players getting more game time. The game on the Saturday is a good thing.

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