SCOTLAND VS BRAZIL PREVIEW | TUESDAY 23RD JUNE

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What are the expectations for Scotland vs. Brazil in the World Cup?

Andrew McLean 0:00
Captain Andy Robertson leading out his team, his nation. Steve Clarke, what a hero. Live from Glasgow and live with the Tartan Army. In Finnegan's Way, Miami.
Andrew McLean 0:22
0141 951 1025. This is Clyde One Super Scoreboard.
Tony Watt 0:37
Good evening and welcome to Clyde One Super Scoreboard. We are just one day away from Scotland's final group match against Brazil. Steve Clarke gets set to address the media, but how will he approach the game? Motherwell's new manager speaks for the first time and could Hearts fetch up to £10 million for Claudio Braga? I'm Andrew McLean. Joining me in the studio are Jim Duffy and Gordon DL.
Gordon Dalziel 1:00
Yeah, as you say, we're certainly gearing up to, I would probably say, and I hope Jim agrees with me, the biggest night in the international, Scotland's football career. Would you agree with that, Jim? First time ever to qualify. If we just get a point. You're a real tartan army fan. You go to most Scotland games.
Jim Duffy 1:20
No, I think it's one of those ones, Daz, where I just think everyone wants to approach the game as exactly what you say, with the opportunity to do something that no Scotland team has ever done before, which is the... qualify for the knockout stages so you don't want to go out with a whimper you want to give it everything you've got so I think that's what Andrew was saying there what kind of team he picks does he go a little bit conservative and wait until the latter stages of the game or does he say well listen this is exactly what you're saying a chance to make history let's go all guns blazing
Gordon Dalziel 1:49
Yeah, I think for most of the Tartan Army, especially the younger side of the Tartan Army, this is the biggest game ever for them. Of course it is. We've got a great chance of making history tomorrow night. Listen, it's got to be difficult. I totally agree with Jim. You're up against Brazil. A point does it. Listen, a 1-0 could do it. You know, there's a lot of ways we could get through and I don't care how we do it as long as we get there. And I think the big question is two things for me. What is the team going to be Will he change formation? And will he be very defensive? That's three things. I was getting in before. I could hear you counting them in your head there. So there's the three things that I would like to ask tonight.
Gordon Dalziel 2:33
The phone-in should be about that. What is the fans thinking? What should the team be?

How does Steve Clarke plan to approach the Brazil match?

Gordon Dalziel 2:38
What should the formation be? And should we be attacking or defending for our lives to get that valuable point?
Tony Watt 2:46
Steve Clarke is going to speak in the next couple of hours I'm sure he'll be asked a lot of questions about his approach to the game who's fit what personnel are likely to play but he's a man that keeps his cards close to his chest isn't he Jim?
Jim Duffy 2:59
All managers do that they're not going to come out and say yeah we're going to throw caution to the wind we're going to go and attack at all costs and leave ourselves exposed he's going to be conservative he's going to say all the things we expect him to say he's going to be organised he's going to be disciplined they're going to look to take their opportunities when they come their way we'll say all the cliched things but that's listen that's a manager you know there's very very few managers that are that flamboyant that will come out with you know I mean obviously some managers have I mean you know obviously England playing tonight they're saying they're there to win the World Cup you know they're there to get to the knockout stage they're there to win it so I mean if you've got
Jim Duffy 3:34
Quality players, if you believe that that's your... I think Pochettino said it for the States. He actually says, no, we want to try and win it. So it all depends on your approach. But I think... Sorry, we're just laughing because I think... Cristiano Ronaldo is open to scoring for Portugal against Uzbekistan. We're just talking about me and Daz before the kick-off. I'm saying there's an absolute certainty he scored because I can't believe he gets criticised. Look at his record before somebody criticises him. He's a phenomenon. An absolute phenomenon.

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