Two big-name Rangers players just DISAPPEARED against Hearts

Celtic boss Martin O'Neill deserves a statue but he ISN'T right for permanent Hoops job

A chaotic Scottish domestic season has come to an end - but there's still so much for Bill Leckie and Robert Grieve to get their teeth into on The Set Piece sponsored by ScotMid. Robert was first with the big news on Saturday evening that Lawrence Shankland was swapping Hearts for Rangers - so it's only right that the guys start by running the rule over every facet of that transfer, not least where exactly the Jambos go from here. But there's weighty matters to consider on the other side of the city too, where Robert and Bill reckon Martin O'Neill deserves a statue but the Hoops would be making a mistake if they decided the 74-year-old should become the next permanent manager of Celtic. That apart, they rake over St Mirren's Premiership survival - and ask if Oli McBurnie has a point after Steve Clarke snubbed Hull City's £200m goal hero from his Scotland World Cup squad. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices [https://megaphone.fm/adchoices]

Celtic boss Martin O'Neill has let himself down badly on pitch invasion and it's a terrible look for Hoops

Bill Leckie and Robert Grieve are back on The Set Piece sponsored by ScotMid to look back at the final weekend of the Premiership season. Celtic saw-off Hearts in a thrilling title decider but much of the conversation since the game has centred around the chaotic pitch invasion at Celtic Park. Hoops boss Martin O'Neill had his say on the matter on Monday and the guys reckon he has let himself down BADLY. Plus, how should Hearts react to a difficult day and should they let the situation go? There's a look ahead to Saturday's Scottish Cup Final between Celtic and Dunfermline and the big Premiership play-off between St Mirren and Partick Thistle. The Scotland squad is out for the World Cup too but should 43-year old Craig Gordon be Steve Clarke's No1 when things kick-off in the USA? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices [https://megaphone.fm/adchoices]

Two big-name Rangers players just DISAPPEARED against Hearts

The Rangers inquest has started after their crushing defeat to Hearts all but ended their title hopes. Bill Leckie and David Friel look at where it has all gone wrong for the Ibrox club. There are big questions marks over the future of manager Danny Rohl while recruitment has let the club down. But the guys also discuss why a £50million squad collapsed at the crucial time and name the players who disappeared at Tynecastle. They also discuss whether Hearts can hold out in a two-horse race with champions Celtic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices [https://megaphone.fm/adchoices]

The SPFL star who could instantly improve Rangers' midfield

Scottish football is hurtling towards what could be a decisive bank holiday weekend in the Premiership title race. But Roger Hannah and David Friel are already looking ahead to the summer transfer window and how Rangers could strengthen by swooping on a league rival. They also ponder whether Celtic have sparked into life at just the right time to see them over the line. And David reveals his pick for Scotland's Player of the Year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices [https://megaphone.fm/adchoices]

James Tavernier has BLINDSIDED Rangers with timing of exit

It's the end of an era at Rangers where James Tavernier has suddenly announced he's leaving this summer - and it's the big topic of the day for The Set Piece. Robert Grieve is joined by David Friel to discuss the veteran skipper's Ibrox legacy and where both he and the club go from here. Robert reckons the timing of the announcement has surprised the Gers, while David reckons the full back will be a huge loss and wouldn't rule out the possibility of him joining TWO Celtic heroes at his next club. That apart, the guys turn their attention to what's sure to be another high octane weekend in the title race, and whether Hearts MUST beat Edinburgh rivals Hibs in Sunday's derby. The pair have differing opinions on how convinced they were by Celtic's extra time dismantling of St Mirren - and they float a novel idea for working out a wafer thin battle to be named Scotland's manager of the year Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices [https://megaphone.fm/adchoices]