The Terrace Scottish Football Podcast

How will Steve Clarke be remembered as Scotland manager?

The Terrace Scottish Football Podcast

Show Notes

Joel Sked and Liam Bryce join Craig Cairns to react to the news that Steve Clarke has stepped down as Scotland manager. They discuss the legacy he leaves behind, look back on what he inherited and the impact his new contract had on the conversation around his future. They finish off by looking at what profile of manager the national team should target next.

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