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- The head coach said his goalkeepers are all good. Liam Kelly is not playing at Rangers but is working ever so hard, and Scott Bain has benefited from leaving Celtic to play week in, week out.
“Most of them have now got a lot of experience of big games.”
- The head coach thinks the players knew the stakes were so high last time, which is maybe why they panicked a little in that game. Finding a way to win both home games anyway is a really good thing to have.
- The head coach said goalkeepers have a slightly different mindset because only one can play. Whether number two or number four at their club, they know they have to work well every day.
- This is their third November warm-weather camp, twice in Turkey and once in Spain, and the head coach thinks it makes a difference. Whoever the next head coach is, it should stay in the schedule if possible.
Scotland are locked in and mentally prepared ahead of their crucial FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier against Greece. Steve Clarke press conference ahead of the Matchday 9 showdown, John Souttar and Steve Clarke emphasized unity, determination, and lessons learned from past setbacks.
The squad, currently training in warm-weather conditions in Turkey, has used the extended camp to regroup and sharpen their approach on and off the pitch.
John Souttar spoke about the importance of team culture, leadership within the group and the focus needed to overcome adversity citing moments like the comeback against Belarus and their desire to write a different story this time.
The atmosphere in the camp is strong with a clear belief in the goal which is qualifying for the World Cup. With experienced players stepping up and younger talents absorbing the moment, Scotland are determined to show they belong on the global stage.
