@EwenDCameron Ewen.
Your comparison is nonsensical.
If you’re going to post bombastic clickbait shite. It should have some basis in comparative reality.
If, for example, you’d used a English Championship player rather than Yamal…
@steviemcalindon @jamesblack1986 So you’re saying that he’s wrong. That both of those individuals have an excellent track record and should be trusted to run the game as they are destined for the absolute top in sports administration?
@GrahamSpiers It’s possible Clarke is the main problem, but surely the calibre of those above him is just as big a concern.
I imagine the executives of the the other 3rd placed nations have previous experience of having been excellent at something in their careers. Then look at what we have.
@ibroxrocks When it’s almost easier to qualify than miss out, you need to take the chance on someone that will be brave when you get there.
The 5 at the back when you don’t have 5 good players to fit into the 5 spots guy is not that,
@northsoundnews@DGallowaySport The childishness of this answer is worrying. Sounding off about his Tartan Army status like he’s a teenager in a park sharing a bottle of cheap cider.
Sees himself as a future president of an independent Scotland but makes comments that Trump would, correctly, be mocked for.
@GarryCarmody You are. You’re confusing Hearts performance last season with their place in the food chain.
You would have said the same about the McLeish.
McInnes may fail. But Hearts efforts, or lack there of, to keep him have no relevance to his suitability for the job.
@ibroxrocks@EwenDCameron The logic certainly feels sound.
Bonus. Remember what it did to them last time. Imagine if it happens now, when they are diners at the top table alongside their peers such as Real Madrid…