Will Inverness stun Celtic to shatter Treble quest and has Steven Naismith done enough to land Hearts job? Monday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: Nope. Billy Dodds will give it his best shot but Celtic got back into their stride on Saturday and when they’re in the mood there’s not a team in the top flight that can live with them, never mind the second tier. It’s a mission impossible for the Highlanders.CRAIG SWAN: Inverness need Celtic to be off it and the champions looked back in the mood against Aberdeen. You suspect an early goal from the favourites and a procession.SCOTT BURNS: It probably would be one of the biggest Scottish Cup final wins of all time if Inverness were to win. That is not being disrespectful to Inverness. They are a good Championship side but Celtic have been too good for the Premiership. I would expect Celtic to win by two or three.FRASER WILSON: It’s pretty close to mission impossible for the Caley Jags I’m afraid. Unless something major goes in their favour like an early red card for Celtic then there’s just too big a gulf in quality. Not that Billy Dodds will agree mind you, he’ll be saying the exact opposite, that it’s 11 v 11, and quite right too.

KEITH: Naismith’s relationship with Ann Budge might be close enough to get him the gig. But it’s hard to see how this can be regarded as an upgrade on Robbie Neilson. On the contrary, it feels like another in a long list of unfathomable decisions by the club’s top brass.CRAIG: Naismith has not done enough. Hearts need to go and find a new manager with more experience.SCOTT: It would be a risk to give it to Naismith and I would probably look towards a more experienced manager. The Hearts board has certainly looked at other candidates, like John Kennedy. Naismith wasn’t able to deliver third, which was a big blow and could well cost him the chance.FRASER: Naismith’s done a decent