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It'd look like it sounds, awful

Tbf, both McGinn and McTominay still got chances they should do better with. Shankland's chance was the clearest and one you'd expect him to take 9/10 but we manufactured good chances most of the night. I would wager Clarke will have been very happy with how the set-up worked till the subs and that includes Shankland's contribution

Aye, wasn't meaning he won't get it right but atm it's like he feels he should use him but hasn't worked out what he is good for yet. He just seems very uninvolved when he comes on atm. But going into the last Euros he was playing big Scott at CH and now look at him

Sitter aside, i thought Shankland made us look a more threatening side. He isn't going to chase long balls down which placed an emphasis on us passing the ball into the final third and helped us keep possession. His link up play was very good. For 70 minutes that was a very good performance. The last 15 was a shambles as we went chaotic and out of shape I'm not sure Clarke knows what to do with Ferguson

Tbf to Gemmill, the 21s have been very good tonight. And very good as in playing actual football.

We're never going to do anything at age group level until we appoint competent coaches.

One of the worst ever if accurate.

I'll give it a bash, cheers

I'm as yet still unable to buy my son a ticket despite him having an active account and being in my F&F network. Now unable to sit with the rest of our group and with a very poor selection of seats assuming I'm ever able to actually buy any. The customer engagement on this has not improved my mood on it

if that's the case I'll no be bothering. I already know I can't attend 2 of the games

got three emails (me and my two kids) - when I tried to register myself if logged me into my son's account and now any attempt to reset password goes only to his account. there's nothing like good user testing and this is etc etc. I see the comms on twitter are the usual high standard of customer focus

In My Acccount under Order History, though good luck getting it to work

Clarke, Lambert, McLeish, Muck McCarthy?. We'd be better keeping Strachan if those are the kind of options we've got. Big world out there.

Griffiths has started 3 games. Away to Croatia, where we got a brilliant result and he played very well and was involved in the goal. Home to Belgium, where we got absolutely chased and he got an hour chasing shadows. Home to Denmark in a friendly where he had a pretty average hour before being subbed. His other appearances have been a succession of 15 minute cameos in games we've largely been chasing and created very little in. 5 competitive appearances totalling just over 180 minutes in a period where he has about 100 club goals. Martin has started against Gibraltar, Malta and Lithuania, contributing a header from 6 inches and a virtual tap in against Malta. His last two starts have come during a period where he hasn't scored a club goal in about 7 months. Generally he's a complete carthorse.His only other contribution was a complete sitter against Ireland at Celtic Park.

Not a chance he'd be interested.

On the grounds that literally no other manager in the world would start Chris Martin at home to a team like Lithuania, I'd happily sack him tonight. We're not good. We lack a good defence which a lot of the teams who qualified for the euros based their success on, but we are better than he's currently getting out of us and setting us up defensively without the players to do it is absolutely mental. Griffiths would have ran beyond Skrtel all night but instead we give him the easiest night of his career. As for a central midfield 3 with no one getting up in support, I know that's not a recipe for success. He should go now before everyone forgets he did a good job to start with.

That's exactly what would have happened if we'd drawn with Holland under Burnley.

In defence of the under 21 players, Sbragia isn't a manager

Broadly happy for him to stay. Needs to start looking to longer term, whether he's going to be manager or not, and bring in some succession planning. He's been better than his immediate predecessors but plenty room for improvement

Will be unless Ukraine beat Spain. Every chance right enough, Spain already won group.

Paterson is still very raw defensively, in particular up against tricky players. Gets squared up very easily and can be a bit rash in the tackle. He will be there or thereabouts soon,as he's phenomenal in the air which is a huge boost at set pieces where we struggle and can run all day plus he's a big attacking threat. Hutton has to still be right back for now though.

Fletcher is, for me, our best bet in a one up front team. Holds up the ball well, links play well. He is prone to missing chances, sometimes sitters though. He's the number one guy and that's fair enough. The problem comes behind that, because Chris Martin seems preferred as back up despite being,to my eyes, far worse than Griffiths, Rhodes and about 4 others.

We absolutely have to take 12 points off the two minnows. We hardly ever do it, and it always ends up being crucial. Malta and Lithuania are both poor. If you take 12 points from those, 10 points from the other 6 games almost certainly gets you a play off.

Albania will be top 2 barring a Denmark win in Portugal.Slovenia will overtake Estonia. Losing to Georgia has cost us any chance of being seeded bar a truly miraculous set of results.

Where are you getting that list? The one I've got is totally different but might no be right.