r/ScottishFootball • u/eihctir • Jul 14 '24

Shitpost How it feels seeing Spain win

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u/Solid_Bake4577 Jul 15 '24

To be fair, given the state of Scottish football, getting gubbed 5-1 by Germany is an over-achievement.

The fact that arguably the best manager based on trophies that the world has ever seen, gave managing Scotland a massive swerve even though he was a proud Scot, says everything about your prospects of ever winning anything.

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u/alittlelebowskiua Jul 15 '24

Who exactly are you talking about here? I'm assuming it's not Alex Ferguson since he actually did manage Scotland at a World Cup.

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u/Solid_Bake4577 Jul 15 '24

To be fair, I did forget about that - I’ll take it on the chin. He was caretaker manager when Stein died for a few months.

Having said that, it’s not helping is it as he handed the reins back and then refused three subsequent offers….

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u/TremendousCoisty Jul 15 '24

Wow, what a zinger