Scotland’s European Championships got off to the worst possible start on Friday, losing 5-1 in Munich to hosts Germany.
Steve Clarke’s tactical setup was incorrect, and revisions must be made ahead of a crucial match against Switzerland on Wednesday night.
Kris Boyd, an Ibrox cheerleader, recently urged Celtic icon James Forrest to be considered for the Scots’ second group match, but he also revealed a stunning fact about another Parkhead player.
Callum McGregor, the Hoops captain, received widespread criticism for his performance at the Allianz Stadium on Friday. Graeme Souness was harsh in his criticism of the 31-year-old, while Roy Keane slammed the player.
Boyd, on the other hand, believes he should not be dropped for Wednesday’s game, but rather given more help in a deeper role than he played against Germany.
He stated (The Scottish Sun): “Gilmour would have assisted Callum McGregor, who looked absolutely out of sorts in midfield.
āAgainst the Swiss, Iād revert toĀ McGregorĀ and Gilmour as the deep midfielders, with McTominay and John McGinn ahead of them.
āBut whoever plays, we (Scotland) need to get back to the type of performance that got us to these finals.ā
Steve Clarke has some important calls this week. Scotland’s Euro dreams hang in the balance after just one game, and the former Kilmarnock manager must get it right.
There was an overwhelming sense of optimism about the country last week, but that might disappear quickly if things do not go the Tartan Army’s way in the coming days.
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