Scots Savour Tango in ParisInternational Scotland by Stevie M - BBC Sport (U1631129) 13 September 2007 ![]() To beat World Cup finalists France once is cocky - to do so again in their own backyard smacks of arrogance. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
comment by
BoltonTartanArmy (U9666062) posted Sep 14, 2007 Lets here more from the BBC about the fans. Ok we cant get on the pitch and kick the ball, but on wednesday we did everything but that.
comment by
Rybrookar (U9666642) posted Sep 14, 2007 Actually we need 6 points, as long as 3 of them are off Italy. A tall order.
comment by
Motor City Machine Guns (U2421806) posted Sep 14, 2007 Fantastic performance by every single player on Wednesday night, was at the game on Saturday against Lithuania and didn't think McFadden could score a better goal, how wrong was I? What a screamer he scored, the man is a now a legend throughout Scotland.
comment by
avochrover (U842101) posted Sep 15, 2007 I just can't believe the result in Paris. Absolutely unbelievable. When I think back to the dark dark Bertie days, I remember thinking that any form of significant improvement was 10 years away. I ask myself to what extent he was responsible for this as he did blood quite a number of the guys that started the other night-and then I remember the tactical shambles he was responsible for that made us such a laughing stock.
comment by
Manno (U4247926) posted Sep 15, 2007 "Barry Fergusons leads the team out. Darren will soon enough,He's a great player,maybe my fav.(along with mcfadden course).lol I'm a celtic fan but fair dues to our captain for scotland. he leads by example.Hated him before this campaign,Funny whats its done to us. Great feeling." After leaving Rangers in 2003 iv never forgiven Captain Fantastic. Ive never seen his worth as Scotland captain either, and think that Davie Weir really should hold the armband. But I suppose an armband doesnt prove much, Weir is a leader on the pitch, as are Fletcher, Gordon, McManus and as shown on Wednesday, Paul Hartley. I thought he was absolutely fantastic, and deserved MOTM.
comment by
jockfromlaidley (U3280383) posted Sep 15, 2007 In my 43 years that is probably our greatest win and Mchaddens strike will live with me forever.
comment by
torslag (U3060788) posted Sep 17, 2007 We are still without doubt the underdogs to qualify but it is not inconceivable that some of the also-rans might still do us a favour.
comment by
McDave83 (U9695026) posted Sep 17, 2007 I think now is the time more than ever for the National team to feel cocky and confident with themselves. We cant go into the nect two games with a "lucky to be at this stage" attitude. We need to approach the game with a self believe and a flare. Everyone knows Scotland play well as the underdogs, so we need to be carefull we dont slip up with the Ukraine, Georgia games. Both very hard games, but MUST WINS, or at least get 4 points out the two. It would be a bonus after that if we got a point against the Italians.
comment by
tartan_barmy (U9702638) posted Sep 18, 2007 beating france is an amazing achievement , now its reality check time. we still have 3 tough games to play and we could find ourselves in the position of depending on other results to qualify , maybe its our time to get a bit of luck.
comment by
InvernessStokie (U5954847) posted Sep 23, 2007 if we get the win against the ukraine and then manage to draw vs italy thn we wud ave qualified. Comment on this article
Sorry, you can only contribute to 606 during opening hours. These are 0900-2300 UK time, seven days a week, but may vary to accommodate sporting events and UK public holidays.
|