What next for Neil Doncaster after the Rangers cinch row and who will be the next transfer out of Ibrox? Monday Jury

Keith Jackson : In a very uncomfortable position. Doncaster is a stickler for the rule book but his judgement appears to have been clouded on his occasion. The independent probe into what went so wrong and why could determine his fate.

Andy Newport : In some serious bother. The whole affair has been as costly as it has been unnecessary and club chairman will be asking why it was allowed to get this far. But the £800,000 severance package Doncaster is due might just save the chief exec’s skin yet again.

Craig Swan: Not ideal for the both of them. An early season setback of Dundee United levels.

Rangers are ready for glory as they take aim at Scottish football’s biggest prizes.

Michael Beale and his new-look Light Blues have their heart set on winning back the title and a shot at glory in the Champions League. Beale’s boys will be rubbing shoulders with the best in Europe and chasing the dream in Scotland as they try to win domestic honours. And the Daily Record have produced a stunning new souvenir guide to Rangers.

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Michael Gannon: It leaves them with serious questions to answer – and nowhere to hide. Trouble is, MacLennan has been Scottish football’s hide and seek champion in recent years.

Keith Jackson: Fashion Sakala and Scott Wright. Like