Charlie Adam

Yeah, I just think it's performance dictated in terms of the two players have done really well and the friend who's leading up to it and his hand was sort of forced a little bit that he needed to play the two.

Listen, he's won the game and that's, I keep saying it, that's the most important thing for us as the national team is that we win the game and we give ourselves a platform and that game earlier in the day, Morocco-Brazil drawing, it's just a perfect start for us.

No, but I felt at times Ferguson and McTominay both wanted to come closer to the ball and get together to try and get on the ball, where at times you only needed one midfielder to come drop down deep, and the other one could have went higher, so I may probably get Lewis Ferguson to come and drop down and play McTominay higher.

They were pressing with two, so you only needed that three against two up there, two centre-backs in that one, and then you can have a little bit of a different shape if you needed, so...

Yeah, maybe something that maybe McTominay was coming closer to the ball when he didn't need to and bringing extra bodies.

If he kept maybe another body away from the pitch, it would have been allowing Lewis Ferguson to get more time and space on the ball.

But they're things that you work on in training in the next couple of days and looking on at what can we do better.

And like you say, it's another step up against the Moroccans in the next game.

Well, I felt that Morocco would run away with the group and win every game.

you know the Moroccans showed real quality in that game and had moments but you know I'll snap your hand off right now for a draw against the Moroccans in the next game of course you will and you know that would four points would be enough for us to qualify and that's the most important thing as we get out of this group and if you offer me a point right now I'll take it it's gone very loud it's quite loud here apologies for that because I guess it's sort of the sun's probably coming up in Glasgow at the moment

No, it's definitely past my bedtime.

I'll be straight into bed.

I'm back up in the morning.

I'm on 12-2 with Chappers, so I'll be up.

I'll be straight into bed now.

I'll let you get your beauty sleep in.

No doubt the wee man will be waking me up about half past six saying, Dad, what was the score?

Is it jet lag or hangover?

Nah, pleasure lads, thank you.

Yeah, and who knows where that leaves Manchester City or Everton come May 24th and the final day of the season.