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Ian McCall appears to be the "source", even though he himself says he has no inside info but he could "see it happening". Pretty sure my "moonhowling Rangers fan" analysis stands

Exactly. If McKenna isn't fit, it has to be Hanley. The others are pap.

Couple of press stories suggesting that Bologna might offer Ferguson plus cash for Raskin.

Of course he does. Other than one mistake on Friday night we've been pretty solid defensively, plus he's a Steve Clarke (and Andy Robertson going by the 28 Summers film) favourite, so I don't see any way he gets dropped.

He was a centre half and we've been complete dross defensively for yonks. I've absolutely no idea about his coaching ability so don't feel qualified to comment on his suitability. The proof of the pudding will be how we defend when the action starts and until then I won't exactly be lying awake at night worrying about his appointment.

Howard Jones - New Song

Gillan- New Orleans

I am with you on this one though- what coaching will be bring? Hopefully not another wage thief or he can stay in that field with the aforementioned

We can but hope…

He’s been hired to round up the Yengis and Ambroses and drive them to a faraway field

Surely Hanley doesn’t get another shot, does he?

Was a good game and NZ were more than in it in the first half. Second half Egypt got away with quite a few favourable moments but got into the groove after equalising. Meeting me in Florence at a steak restaurant really was the turning point in salah’s career. Hasn’t looked back since. Hes welcome,

For once, The Donald was right

I’m still in shock about this tbh. How the fuck has this been allowed to happen? He’s not even a fucking coach.

Redbone - Witch Queen of New Orleans

Rangers are only being linked with him by moonhowling Rangers fans on twitter. They can't afford him and he wouldn't be remotely interested in signing.

It's slightly different this time round, as twelve teams need other teams to get results and so it will be working out for 8 out of 12 sides. That has been known since the start, so short of beating either Morocco or Brazil, we'd have always been relying on other results. Clarke obviously feels Scotland's best chance comes from keeping it tight against Morocco and Brazil, trying to sneak a one goal win, with a draw and even a one goal defeat in both games giving more than 50-50 chance of going through. That's a fairly decent bet, if he can pull it off. The Haiti game was really where his conservative approach was at its most obvious. Keeping it tight after going a goal up to make sure we had something to play for, at the expense of a better goal difference, could be his undoing. Although, realistically, we'd have needed a 3 goal deficit in that game to have made a real difference, as that would have put us ahead of teams on three draws (assuming we only lost by one in the following two). I'm not sure we were capable of that.

40 years ago today, Diego Maradona scored a sublime header against England, then went and dribbled past 14 players on his way to scoring a second.

Needing other teams to get results rarely works out. Although it did for Mike Bassett when he managed England, so there is hope.

Both groups last night finish favourably for Scotland. We just need the group leaders, Egypt and Spain to win their games (Iran and Uruguay) and we're automatically ahead of the third place team regardless of our result on Wednesday.

Egypt give NZ a pumping, 3-1. Elijah Just not good enough.

Neymar could start this game. I like to think he's a washed-up has been, but he'll probably score a couple.

Johnny Horton - The Battle Of New Orleans

Finished 2-2. Cracking game. Uruguay looking in serious trouble as now needing at least a point in next match against Spain. Cape Verde looking more than capable of beating Saudis in last game.

2-2 after a mistake at back by Uruguay. Good game this.