Will Celtic fans forgive Brendan Rodgers and should we start packing bags for Scotland going to Euro 2024? Monday Jury

Keith Jackson: Yes, this is not a drill. This is happening people. Two more wins in the next two games against Georgia and Cyprus will all but seal the deal. And Clarke’s blossoming Scotland will thoroughly deserve it too.

David McCarthy: The very Scottish thing to say would be – not yet, you never know with us. But this feels like a very different Scotland team. Six points from the next two games against Georgia and Cyprus is very do-able and that will take us right to the airport check-in desk.

Scott Burns: We are in the perfect place. I think if we can beat Georgia tomorrow night we can get the passports out for Germany. A top-two finish isn’t too far away.

Michael Gannon: The washing is done and the new undies have been purchased but let’s not stick the stuff in the case just yet. It’s been an unbelievable start to the campaign but there are hurdles still to clear.

Keith: Probably with all guns blazing because that’s been Scotland’s approach in these type of games at Hampden. But at the same time with one eye on keeping the door closed at the back. I think we can safely say by now the boss knows what he’s doing.

David: With confidence and a belief that his game plan will be good enough to overcome stubborn opposition. Keeping a clean sheet is a must because we have enough of as threat from middle to front and at set plays to score goals. It might take time but one goal might be enough.

Scott: I think he will have to freshen the team up after the heat in Norway. I expect him to open up a lot more, being at home, although he will be aware of the threat of Georgia. I still think he will get the job done.

Michael: With some mild caution. This lot have been a nuisance over the years and won’t go quietly at Hampden