Why So Many World Cup Managers Are Under Pressure
The World Cup is still at the round of 32 stage, yet the managerial carousel is already spinning. It took just one game before Tunisia fired their manager. And the national team coaches of Scotland,
The World Cup is still at the round of 32 stage, yet the managerial carousel is already spinning. It took just one game before Tunisia fired their manager. And the national team coaches of Scotland,
Although they come from two different sports, it is difficult not to link the decisions of Steve Clarke and Ben Stokes to walk away from their respective jobs at the weekend. Different games, different pressures,
Scotland's latest World Cup campaign ended with a familiar feeling: hope extinguished before the knockout rounds. For many supporters, the disappointment was not simply about losing to stronger opponents. It was the sense that this
The injury that Kieran Tierney suffered playing for Scotland against Switzerland at the Euros could scupper any transfer plans that he and Arsenal had for him this summer. Tierney got turned in a challenge with
Currently a technical director with the club where he spent most of his playing days, Manchester United FC, Fletcher was a prominent member of the Red Devils as well as the Scotland national team during
Continuing the series that looks at those thankfully rare times in football history when fans went to a football match but never made it home afterwards. (For Part One click here; Part Two here; Part
Football is the world’s most popular sport, and, every week during a regular season, fans will go to matches in their millions the world over. Whilst it is normally a fun day out, there are
The likes of Manchester United and Liverpool would claim to be the biggest clubs on the British Isles, yet it was Celtic that became the first team from the island to become the champions of