Will new Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou hit the ground running after quarantine chaos?
Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter. Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  A week today, well see Scotlands first major tournament match in 23 years. Keith Jackson: Beat the Czechs in the opener and wed need to throw a double six not to make it through to the knockout stages. But this is Scotland were talking about. Take nothing for granted. David McCarthy: The first game is crucial. Three points from the Czechs and weve a real chance. And you know what, Ill think well get them. Michael Gannon: Well beat the Czechs and get draws with England and Croatia to breeze in to the knockout stages. In Clarkey we trust. Fraser Wilson: This is as good a chance as weve ever had. A tough group awaits but this Scotland squad is packed with talent, options, belief and has a manager that knows how to organise a team to dig in when needed. Two games at home also cant be dismissed. (Image: SNS Group)      Jackson: (3-5-1-1) Gordon, Hendry, Cooper, Tierney, Patterson McTominay, Gilmour, McGinn, Robertson, Fraser, Adams. McCarthy: (3-5-1-1): Gordon; Hanley, Cooper, Tierney; ODonnell, McTominay, McGinn, Armstrong, Robertson; Fraser; Adams. Gannon: (3-5-1-1) Gordon; Hendry: Hanley; Tierney; Forrest; McTominay; McGregor; McGinn; Robertson; Armstrong; Adams. Wilson: (3-5-2) Gordon; Gallagher, Cooper, Tierney; ODonnell, McTominay, Armstrong, McGinn, Robertson; Dykes, Adams. Scotlands players are deciding whether or not to take the knee during the tournament. (Image: Getty Images)      Jackson: After Ondrej Kudela abused Glen Kamara, the black players at Rangers chose to stand up to racism rather than take a knee against it. It would be a powerful display of solidarity if Scotland did the same against the Czechs. McCarthy: Whether they stand for a few seconds or take the knee, the symbol will be powerful and a message that racism can not be tolerated. The longer that message seems to fall on deaf ears, the more important it is. Gannon: The gesture has lost its impact unfortunately and simply become part of the pre-match furniture. Its action required rather than symbolism and that has to come from the top of the game. Wilson: The statement was strong at the start of the season but like many gestures it became sporadic and thus diluted. A unified approach would help at the Euros. But, better than anything, a tournament free of any hint of racism. Its now 103 days and counting for Celtic without a manager. (Image: Getty images)      Jackson: Hell find that a bit tricky when hes doing 10 days in a Premier Inn. The Aussie will be going into this job with his hands and legs tied behind his back. Hed better be as good as Celtic believe him to be. McCarthy: It looks like a bigger ask with every passing day and if he has to quarantine, it will be even more difficult. Its looking more likely that John Kennedy will have to take the early days of pre-season training. Gannon: Postecoglou will have his work cut out. Theres a new chief exec, no director of football, no head of recruitment and several of the big players will either be gone or going. The new manager will need a magic wand to get off to a flier. Wilson: It depends how much diligent work has been going on behind the scenes. I like the cut of Postecoglous jib but work on transfer targets, and preparing those who are left behind for the new term, will need to have been done.