The World Cup party is still going in The Set Piece studio after a glorious night for Scotland.

The nation's football heroes are off to next summer's football festival and Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie are on top of the world.

They discuss why Steve Clarke is the nation's greatest manager of all time.

They also assess who will be on the plane across the Atlantic with him - and who might be left at home.

But why did Bill get an almighty custard pie from Robert?

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Scotland hero Kenny Miller is a very special guest ahead of a monumental World Cup double-header.

The ex-Rangers, Celtic and Hibs star joins Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie to assess the nation's hopes of making it to next summer's showpiece tournament.

He also reveals his inside knowledge on Celtic manager target Wilfried Nancy after coming up against him in the MLS.

And he gives his take on how Danny Rohl is getting on at Rangers - and what some of his ex-players have told him about the Ibrox boss.

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Danny Rohl was unveiled as the new Rangers boss amid much fanfare from chairman Andrew Cavenagh.

But that praise has left Bill Leckie and David Friel pondering one major question.

And they debate how realistic it is for the ex-Sheffield Wednesday manager to turn round a squad of players failing so badly under Russell Martin.

Also, can Brendan Rodgers get Celtic motoring again after THAT quip about Hondas and Ferraris.

And they turn their attention to whether high-flying Hearts can stay at the top of the Premiership and whether Aberdeen have finally turned a corner.

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Rangers are still on the lookout for a new manager after Steven Gerrard's dramatic rejection of a sensational Ibrox return.

Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie are back on The Set Piece to analyse that AND if the club can now afford to wait several weeks for Kevin Muscat's arrival.

The guys look at potential interim boss Neil McCann's credentials as Bill reveals why job contender Danny Rohl ticks NONE of the boxes required.

Away from Ibrox, there's a look back on Scotland's World Cup qualifying double header against Greece and Belarus.

We might've taken six points from six from the two games but neither Steve Clarke or his players were happy and Robert and Bill reckon there was plenty to be concerned about too.

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Unsurprisingly the Rangers manager search dominates this week's Set Piece - with the focus on one man in particular.

That man, of course, is Steven Gerrard - who is in the running for a sensational Ibrox return after the departure of Russell Martin in the wake of Sunday's draw with Falkirk.

Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie debate if a return to the Ibrox hot seat four years after his departure makes sense - both for him and the club?

They ponder if Derek McInnes at Hearts could yet become a live contender and assess one man who could have been perfect - IF he hadn't removed himself from the running.

The guys also cast an eye over the messy end to Russell Martin's short tenure at Ibrox - and the questions Andrew Cavenagh and Paraag Marathe must be asking of Gerrard.

Then there's Celtic, and where the ongoing tensions between the club's fans and the board go from here after a showdown meeting which didn't seem to go well.

Finally, it's onto Scotland, and their huge World Cup double header with Greece and Belarus - as the guys dream of looking out their passports for USA, Mexico and Canada.

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Jimmy Thelin is coming under mounting pressure as some Aberdeen fans turn on the Scottish Cup winning manager.

But despite the heat being turned up at Pittordrie, Roger Hannah and Bill Leckie discuss why he could still be in the hotseat for a while yet.

Russell Martin is also clinging to his job but Bill Leckie insists some of the Rangers fans' behaviour has been a disgrace.

And the pair debate whether Celtic can harness the spirit of Seville 2003 and go on another epic European run.

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Rangers fans are suffering water torture right now - but does Russell Martin what it takes to end their agony?

Bill Leckie and David Friel discuss the under-fire Ibrox manager's latest tactics as he bids to turn their fortunes around.

And they ask whether fed-up fans now want their team to LOSE if it hastens his departure.

Martin isn't the only Premiership manager under pressure though and the guys assess whether Jimmy Thelin can turn around a terrible run of form at Aberdeen.

There was huge controversy at Rugby Park when Celtic got a last-minute penalty against Kilmarnock - was that the correct decision?

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David Friel joins Robert Grieve in The Set Piece studio to rake over another massive week in club and international football.

First up, they tackle the ongoing trouble at Celtic, where Brendan Rodgers has been left in a 'difficult position' after a transfer window which has the fans up in arms.

The guys ponder whether Rodgers should have walked amid the chaos, where he goes from here and what we can expect from Daizen Maeda and new boy Kelechi Iheanacho in the remainder of the season.

Then it's over to Rangers, where a string of fine individual performances from Gers stars on international duty have changed the mood music but in-form Hearts have it in their power to heap the pressure right back on Russell Martin in a huge Ibrox clash on Saturday.

Finally, Robert can't hide his excitement after two fine Scotland performances in a week which have him dreaming of the national team's first World Cup appearance since 1998.

Let's just say he makes a bold prediction - and it isn't one which fans of Denmark will take too kindly!

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Robert Grieve and Bill Leckie take issue over who's to blame over Celtic's transfer chaos - and whether Brendan Rodgers has been the 'entitled' one over it.

And there's also a difference of opinion when it comes to Rangers sanctioning a £10m outlay on Everton youngster Youssef Chermiti - and whether Leeds' Patrick Bamford would have been a better signing.

The duo also tackle the difficulties in attracting players of the ability of Kasper Dolberg to Scottish football, and where Nico Raskin goes from here after being banished from Old Firm duty by Russell Martin.

Finally, the guys ask what's happened to Kieran Tierney and turn their attention to a massive Scotland game away in Denmark and who Steve Clarke should turn to to get the World Cup campaign up and running with a win.

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