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The Scotland Euro 2024 Preview - Hungary - 23rd June 2024 (Patreon)

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Scotland can make or relive history on Sunday as Group reaches its climax.

A win looks the most likely outcome required that will secure the first-ever passage to the final stages of a major tournament, while a loss ends all and any hopes.

Alex and Steven preview the game in Stuttgart.

(The Hamper will be out later in the weekend)

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Mr J K Murray

Jó napot! [Good Morning],have to watch out for famous' Hungarians Peter Lorre, Zsa Zsa, Eva and Magda Gabor,& don't step in der goulash, population of 10 mill more females than males according to CIA.gov website, is there extra time,

Bob MacCallum

Re Swiss goal, Hanley's terrible pass went to GILMOUR, not Ralston. Gilmour controlled it brilliantly then sent a neat pass to Ralston, facing forward. The blunder was Ralston's. No excuse. Pathetic defending from a guy out of his depth.

Gary Staff

Was wondering what the noise was in the background when Steven was praising McGregor. Then realised it was his teeth grinding.😀 Great pod as always

JimGLW

Good listen fellas

Alistair Simpson

Callum McGregor is an exceptional player. Calm down mate 😂. The other points you made I get it, but 'exceptional player' is a massive stretch 😂

Iain Campbell

He has to drop Ralston, simply cannot start him

Gregg
>>141554996

Like Steven O’Donnell in the last euros - it’s a guy who’s just way out of his depth and it’s painful to watch, genuinely feel for him (I know, I know).

Gregg
>>141554996

Id go for Forrest - he offers way more going forward and I don’t think he could be any worse defensively

Angus Mackay

Callum McGrogor is a very decent player, and is undoubtedly a leader, but there’s a fair bit of glazing going on here. A soon as he faces resl pressure it falls apart quickly and consistently. But he still plays for now.

Andrew Lees

Thanks for all the hard work guys. Another great pod.

Douglas Innes

Great pod , nice to see it wasn't only me who thought Ralston was isolated in 1st game and had no help in the slightest the gaps between Porteous and Ralston was mental compared to Tierney and Robertson plus McGinn gave little help to Ralston also , likewise in Germany game McGregor had no help due to McTominays & McGinns poor performances , 2nd game Clarke addresses these issues and we have a better team performance, no one is saying playing Gilmore stops a defeat from Germany but by picking Christie over McTominay as one of the support players to Adams meant when we got the ball we had no one really comfortable on it as in both games our defence has treated the ball like a hot potato so poor for professional players, I'd try and get Forrest and anyone with genuine pace into the side any team that has performed has had pace ..... 2-1 Scotland

Steven Harrigan
>>141611214

Morgan would be another option for me, I'm not sure he will be close to getting the nod, and Forrest is better going backwards, but this is a game we have to win, and to do so have to carry a threat going forward.

William Alston

Whatever happens if we want to take our football seriously we should get that dinosaur out and employ a proper manager, not interested in his purple patch that got us here and even if we scrape through this group with a 3rd place finish

Douglas Innes
>>141611214

Exactly, I said to a mate out there that I'd go balls out and play Morgan Shankland Forrest , and then take on experienced players .... but play with pace from the ko , Clarke team incapable of that in a sense

Angus Mackay
>>141554996

That’s exactly how I was Gregg. It was actually painful to watch anyone so publicly so far out of their depth