itemprop=description content=Scotland could qualify for Euro 2024 next week and Steve Clarke wants fans to enjoy a proper tournament experience.
Even defeat to the Auld Enemy failed to significantly dampen the current optimism amongst the Tartan Army. Steve Clarke has transformed the nation’s fortunes across the last four years andThousands of Scots will flock to Seville and many will already have booked up flights and accommodation for Germany next summer. After years of apathy around the national team when Hampden was rarely full, the current feel-good factor should be enjoyed and it’s certainly justified.
“Looking back on it now, you don’t think it at the time, they were obviously a team in transition,” said Clarke. "They had a disappointingCup. Luis de la Fuente had just taken over. He wanted to look at certain things within the two games at the start of the camp. David Marshall secured his place as a national icon when he saved Aleksandar Mitrovic’s penalty in Serbia to send Scotland to their first major tournament since 1998.
"There are lots to recommend qualifying. But the first thing we have to do is qualify. Then we can maybe speak a bit more about how good it is going to be or how it is going to be great for us. But I am one of these guys who like to get over the line before I start talking too much about what lies ahead for us.
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