Honest Celtic appraisal should concern Martin O'Neill as Jury names one thing that must change pronto

Record Sport panel debate Celtic's tactical concerns under O'Neill, Rangers' dressing room tensions, Aberdeen manager Robinson's precarious position, and recent fan disorder at Ibrox.

The Record Sport team examine four major issues affecting Scottish football. At Celtic, despite sitting top, concerns centre on manager Martin O'Neill's tactics and team selection, with senior players like Callum McGregor and Cameron Carter-Vickers speaking publicly about deficiencies. The panel suggests O'Neill's real worry should be that his message isn't resonating in the dressing room.

At Rangers, midfielder Makhanya drew criticism for questioning his teammates' character after they salvaged a late draw against Hearts, though the panel acknowledged Rangers were fortunate to escape with a point. The South African was seen as correct in his assessment but poorly timed in his delivery.

Aberdeen manager Barry Robinson faces mounting pressure following defeat to Falkirk, with the Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Rangers potentially decisive for his future. The panel described him as looking like a beaten man.

Finally, the team discussed the recent ugly scenes at Ibrox between Rangers and Celtic supporters, agreeing both clubs deserve strong punishment to send a clear message that such behaviour will not be tolerated.