Does Steve Clark, manager of the Scottish football team, know his audience when he urges Scotland fans not to go into debt just to watch their heroes in the World Cup?
When Kenny McLean's half-way line howitzer found the back of the Denmark net at Hampden last month to seal Scotland's place at next year's World Cup, a nation rejoiced in unison. The national team ...
Brighton & Hove Albion owner-chairman Tony Bloom believes he can “disrupt Scottish football” after making a formal offer of £9.86million to buy a 29 per cent stake in Hearts. The Edinburgh club’s fans ...
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'Tartan Army fans shouldn’t be priced out of World Cup' says Scotland legend John Collins
Fans could face a £10,000 bill to travel to America for Scotland's group stage matches, with tickets for games likely to be the most expensive in World Cup history.
Scotland’s quest to reach their first FIFA World Cup since 1998 received a major boost as they came from behind to beat Greece 3-1 at Hampden Park. - Scotland trailed for just two minutes and 16 ...
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