Will Ange's Celtic exit shift title momentum to Rangers and is David Moyes a Scottish football great? - Saturday Jury

David McCarthy: They must choose someone who makes the change from Ange as seamless as possible. In other words, someone with a similar philosophy to get the most out of the squad he’ll inherit. Enzo Maresca seems the best fit as Man City are half decent!

Craig Swan: Continuity is important. Without baggage, Brendan Rodgers would be perfect. If not him, there are a host of good candidates such as Graham Potter, who displayed style and sense at Brighton.

Fraser Wilson: The squad and style the new boss is about to inherit has been so successful it would be foolish to go down a different route so an attack-minded coach is paramount with a good record in the transfer market. Graham Potter would be my first choice but could he be enticed?

David McCarthy: It just applies a different sort of pressure to Michael Beale. Beating Postecoglou would have been a major challenge but now the feeling will be that he is up against a new manager who might take time to settle in, and that ups the ante.

Craig Swan: It doesn’t. The momentum only shifts if Rangers improve and Celtic regress. No one can say if both or even one of those things will happen.

Fraser Wilson: Michael Beale has to see this as a chance to start the season fast and hope there’s a lag in Celtic’s changeover. Ange dropped points when he arrived though he was building a new squad. No matter how seamless the transition there will be changes the players need to take on board.

David McCarthy: It’s already chaos, so why not? Let’s hear what they have to say and maybe we’ll have a better understanding of how they arrive at some of the more unfathomable decisions.

Craig Swan: Just take mics, screens and VAR away altogether. Not one fan would complain. If you’re keeping