SCOTLAND V SWITZERLAND PREVIEW | MONDAY 28TH SEPTEMBER
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What should Scotland change after the 0-0 draw with Slovenia?
0141-951-1025. It's time to talk football. It's Clyde One Super Scoreboard.
Good evening and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard as we sit in between games one and two of the Sebastian Pocognoli Scotland era. Encouraging signs in a dominant second half display in Slovenia, and it's now on to Switzerland at hand in tomorrow. What changes will be made then? How does the new manager strike the balance between results and experimentation? And to mix international and domestic matters, Louis Ferriss. Ferguson leaves the door open to a potential move to Rangers in the future. I'm Gordon Duncan and joining me tonight back together you've got Andy Halliday and Roger Hanna.
Yeah,
terrible
first
half
in Ljubljana and Saturday. More encouraging second half. But still, Gordon, we haven't scored the goal. It's now over five hours that we haven't scored a goal. Going back to John McGuinn's deflected effort against Haiti at the World Cup. You don't score goals. Andy will tell you, you don't win games. Especially if it's John McGlynn
that got the deflected effort against Haiti.
Tell you what, he's he's come back from his long weekend a bit grumpy if you ask me. You're not lumping Brazil at the World Cup in with that at the weekend. What relevance has that got? We can't score a goal. New team, new manager. We can't score goals. And you're still banging on about no scoring against Brazil at the World Cup. Jeez,
we can't score goals, but I'll tell you what, we c created an abundance of chances, especially that second half. I for one am c I'm coming out of the game fairly positive.
Yeah, well, listen there's still
Three hundred games to go of this nation's league. We've still got three more to come in this break. But I've ca I'm I've came away fairly positive. I thought the second half was an excellent performance. I'd be more worried if we never created the amount of chances we didn't do nil nil against Slovenia. That being said, in three games time when we play Slovenia, I probably wouldn't accept playing really well but drawing nil nil. But as far as first games go, I thought it was pretty good.
Oh one four one nine five one one oh two five what are you all thinking out there then we're in the middle as we alluded to in the headlines. You can look back on Slovenia, talk about what was good uh in the second half and perhaps the bits that you didn't quite think worked earlier on. Lots of chances, lots of talking points for a nil-nil. If you'd said to me we'd get a nil-nil on Saturday and the three of us would have to dissect it on the Monday, I might have been worried, but When you look at the change of shape, the change in style, Stephen Welsh, Billy Gilmore, Oli McBurney, Robbie Ur, Kieran Bowie, it felt like there is there was a lot there for an L Nil for us to get our teeth stuck into.
So let's go over all of that. And then of course, with a view to tomorrow. Switzerland are Much better than Slovenia. We've got home advantage, Sebastian Pocognoli's first game at Hamden. So what are you expecting tomorrow? Andy had a wee joke about the schedule, but it is it's the reality. It's something new for everyone. Four games. So clearly there's gonna have to be A level of Rotation on a physical basis. I can't imagine many players play all four games. And then we're going to hear from the manager. He is gonna second game in charge. He wants to try new things. He wants to see new players. So whilst Roger Hanna might be obsessed about just getting the job done, he wants to learn and try and build something going forward.
So what does that look like? How do you strike that balance between trying to see some new faces uh but also trying to win these games as well? We want you to provide your suggestions. We're never without talking points on the domestic front here on Clyde One Super Scoreboard though. And up popped Lewis Ferguson today to just perfectly mesh together international. and domestic matters because he was speaking at Hamden, he was on international duty, he was asked about interest from Rangers in the summer.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What should Scotland change after the 0-0 draw with Slovenia?
0:00–12:45
2
How did Sébastien Pocognoli’s halftime tactics improve Scotland against Slovenia?
12:45–27:10
3
Which Scotland players could start against Switzerland at Hampden?
27:10–39:26
4
Can Scotland balance squad rotation with winning Nations League games?
39:26–51:47
5
Can you answer the Scottish football questions in Beat the Pundit?
51:47–1:03:17
6
What is behind Celtic fans’ concerns about the club’s leadership and ownership?
1:03:17–1:15:43
7
Should Rangers trust Emmanuel Fernandez in their defensive line?
1:15:43–1:24:05
8
Could Lewis Ferguson join Rangers, and what might a transfer cost?
1:24:05–1:27:10
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