The REAL losers of the Celtic and Rangers away fan wars named as Jury brings hammer down on 'tedious nonsense'

Andy Newport: It's a hefty sum, especially for a player who will most likely play second fiddle to Kyogo this season. But Idah proved he could offer a different option at times - and crucially big goals at big moments. It's a punt worth taking.

Craig Swan: On the evidence of last season’s loan, there’s every reason to believe he will.

Michael: There’s no reason why not. It might be a decent chunk of money but Idah comes with no risk, as he’s already done the business for Celts.

Andy: By making far better decisions on a far more consistent basis. The mess Rangers find themselves in is utterly self-inflicted. Winning back the trust of the punters won't be easy. Rather than angry, most are just absolutely scunnered with the whole situation.

Craig: There’s a fair bit of repair work to be done, but winning games and trophies heals all.

Michael: There needs to be more transparency for a start. Supporters deserved to know what’s going on and there are too many questions right now. Results on the pitch can detract from most problems though, but even that won’t be easy without solid foundations.

Andy: As per when this pair fall out, it's a game of he-said-she-said. Celtic sources claim Rangers haven't done enough to put in place requested security measures for the New Year derby, while the Ibrox club insist the work is in hand. And as usual, it's the fans who suffer...

Craig: It doesn’t really matter. The facts are it’s a poorer event without the visiting supporters.

Michael: If Rangers don’t have the agreed plans in place right now then it’s understandable Celtic don’t want to risk issues in January. It’s just a bit sad – and tedious – this nonsense is still rumbling on after all these years.

Andy: Scudding Eintracht Frankfurt