Will Celtic to sweep Player and Manager of the Year awards and have St Johnstone been too hasty? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: All the candidates are in Celtic’s dressing room. Kyogo outstanding contribution can be measured in goals, Jota adds flair and artistry, Cameron Carter-Vickers is a rock at the back. But Callum McGregor knits this team together from the middle of the pitch. He gets my vote.

ANDY NEWPORT:Furuhashi has been the stand-out performer, scoring not only bundles of goals but meaningful ones too. He’s been the best of a very good bunch at Celtic Park.

DAVID MCCARTHY: Kyogo Furuhashi has been nothing short of sensational. He’ll end up with well over 30 goals, has got five against Rangers, and his movement and ability to make something out of nothing has set him apart from the rest.

SCOTT BURNS: Kyogo for his goals, is probably the standout contender. There would be a few other shouts from the Celtic team as well. Outside of that I would have to say that Duk at Aberdeen and Lawrence Shankland of Hearts are worth notable mentions.

KEITH: If he’s not then it might seem like a good business decision to open up a tinfoil hat shop on Sauchiehall Street.

ANDY:Stephen Robinson deserves praise for steering St Mirren to the verge of a top-six slot but the boss’ gong is going to one man only and that’s fair dinkum for Ange.

DAVID: It’s hard to argue against it, isn’t it? So far his team have won all but two games in domestic football all season. If that’s not Manager of the Year material what is?

SCOTT: The way it’s going Ange might be the only boss who has been there for the season. In all seriousness he is likely the only one because he looks odds on for a double and it could be a treble. Looking at other options, James McPake at Dunfermline would be a shout.

KEITH: Yes and rightly so. There are signs that Johnson is moving