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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So ex Aberdeen legend Gordon Strachan to be announced new Scotland manager by end of the week. Good choice? Great player for the dons and man U but a shit manager at coventry. At least he is Scottish and passionate and in sure the press will get behind him.....to begin with! |
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
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As an Englishman I wish Gordon all the luck in the world as I think Scotland manager is a tougher job than England manager (at least he doesn't have emile heskey hanging around still trying to get a game lol) |
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First game in charge against Estonia in Aberdeen next month in a friendly.
He's got the passion and hopefully turns things around.
I always look forward to his interviews after a game lol
Doh a dear a female dear... |
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By *adgeeMan
over a year ago
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"First game in charge against Estonia in Aberdeen next month in a friendly.
He's got the passion and hopefully turns things around.
I always look forward to his interviews after a game lol
Doh a dear a female dear... "
Interviewer: Gordon, can I have a quick word?
Starchan: Velocity |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good choice for national team manager, his only problem is the english numpties who are in charge of the SFA. If they dont move on he will still have the age old problems to sort out. Got to start at the bottom and get coaching sorted out. |
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"Good choice for national team manager, his only problem is the english numpties who are in charge of the SFA. If they dont move on he will still have the age old problems to sort out. Got to start at the bottom and get coaching sorted out." think youve fallen into the trap of being a typical scot with a chip on there shoulder about the english.would rather have a bunch of english numpties than scottish numpties in charge
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By (user no longer on site)
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"First game in charge against Estonia in Aberdeen next month in a friendly.
He's got the passion and hopefully turns things around.
I always look forward to his interviews after a game lol
Doh a dear a female dear...
Interviewer: Gordon, can I have a quick word?
Starchan: Velocity " |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"So ex Aberdeen legend Gordon Strachan to be announced new Scotland manager by end of the week. Good choice? Great player for the dons and man U but a shit manager at coventry. At least he is Scottish and passionate and in sure the press will get behind him.....to begin with!"
And a good manager at Celtic, he'll do a fine job, interesting to see if picks any third division players lol |
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By *ikkiBWoman
over a year ago
Falkirk |
One thing I like about Strachan is his honesty. If Scotland play shit he will be the first to say they played shit. At the end of the day hes got the same set of players to choose from, the only thing he can do differently is have something levien hadn't heard of... strikers lol |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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It's a dead end job.
Scotland is too small in population terms to ever be able to produce a world, or even European, beating team at anything.
Great at individual sports (Murray, Hoy, Wells, Montgomerie, Hendry)
OK at minor team games like curling.
Fitba'? Forget it. |
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"It's a dead end job.
Scotland is too small in population terms to ever be able to produce a world, or even European, beating team at anything.
Great at individual sports (Murray, Hoy, Wells, Montgomerie, Hendry)
OK at minor team games like curling.
Fitba'? Forget it."
You think????
Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen all winners of European trophies. Frequent qualifiers at World Cups in the past.
We need direction, motivation and support. Think the wee man has all 3 characteristics - a good appointment. |
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"Scotland is too small in population terms to ever be able to produce a world, or even European, beating team at anything."
Scotland beat the french who were the best in the world at the time.
I get your point though. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"It's a dead end job.
Scotland is too small in population terms to ever be able to produce a world, or even European, beating team at anything.
Great at individual sports (Murray, Hoy, Wells, Montgomerie, Hendry)
OK at minor team games like curling.
Fitba'? Forget it.
You think????
Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen all winners of European trophies. Frequent qualifiers at World Cups in the past.
We need direction, motivation and support. Think the wee man has all 3 characteristics - a good appointment. "
We need talented footballers, not someone on £36,000 a week till he f***s up. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I for one don't envy Gordon's task.
The wee man has the passion to get the dressing room up for a game.
What one has to remember here is that we are a diddly team who are not going to qualify for anything in the near future until we sort out the grass roots of our game.
Back in the 70's something like 7 of
The Leeds Utd starting team were Scottish internationals, including Harvey, Bremner, McQueen, Lorimer, Jordan etc.
We don't have that quality of player here anymore. The facilities at Toryglen and around the country are first class, we also have excellent coaches. What we need are kids willing to dump the Xbox etc and get back out there kicking a ball.
Gordon has these facilities to work with its whether he finds a pool of players to work with.
Remember at club football he has access all year rind to his players and he can oversea their development on a weekly basis. As international manager he sees them two or three times a year.
On another note re: Strachan apart from his time at Celtic who are expected to win trophies every season his record with diddly teams is horrendous, what is it 3 teams, 3 relegations Scotland are worse than either Coventry, Sourhampton and Middlesborough.
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"It's a dead end job.
Scotland is too small in population terms to ever be able to produce a world, or even European, beating team at anything.
Great at individual sports (Murray, Hoy, Wells, Montgomerie, Hendry)
OK at minor team games like curling.
Fitba'? Forget it.
You think????
Celtic, Rangers and Aberdeen all winners of European trophies. Frequent qualifiers at World Cups in the past. "
We're talking about national teams. Qualification ain't enough for the Tartan Army.
" We need direction, motivation and support. Think the wee man has all 3 characteristics - a good appointment. "
We need talented players who are eligible to play for Scotland. They are few and far between. |
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By *UNKIEMan
over a year ago
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Personally I am not a gordon strachan fan but i'll get behind him for the sake of scotland....something I couldnt do with the last eejit levein who should never have got near the scotland job ...good luck to him I wish him well in his attemp to turn our fortunes around ..hopefully he'll have as good an impact as smith then mcleish had |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Its changes in the I transfer market messed up Scottish game. When I was a kid all the greats were Scots. Just look at Liverpool in their heyday. Gone are days when a kid would sign for his local club and make a name for themselves. As soon as a promising under 13 is spotted he is spirited away to man U academy |
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