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Mr Demotivator ruins Scotland as Hotline erupts at man fans are furious at

Steve Clarke is bang in the Hotline firing line after Scotland’s exit from Euro 2024.

Defeat to Hungary ended the Tartan Army’s adventure in Germany with the team taking just one point from three matches. Clarke’s squad had a chance to make history by qualifying for the knockout stages, but blew it with a poor show in the final match in Stuttgart.




The manager’s approach to the win-or-bust contest has been scalded as James Begg emailed: “Steve Clarke must go. “Tactics against Hungary were deplorable. Never looked as if they needed to win until 80 minutes when it suddenly struck them. Hungary keeper had the easiest game of his life.” Arrin Geddes, Irvine , said: “Clarke’s cautious approach not only made for a horrendous watch, it played right into Hungary’s hands. No shots on target in a must-win game is just ridiculous. The next head coach needs to take the shackles off.”

Bill Lockerbie, Northampton, said: “Clarke’s post-match ramblings are as pathetic as his management skills. “We opened up in the last 10 minutes and it was always a one goal game just about sums his approach to every game he has managed both for Scotland and Killie. Arguably the best Scotland squad in years with the potential to have qualified, nullified by Mr Demotivator.”

Gerard Milligan, Renfrewshire, said: “Clarke got it all wrong. No tactics were discernible, Same as Gareth Southgate. He can’t fit Phil Foden and Jude Bellingham same as Clarke got nothing from John McGinn and Scott McTominay. They deserved nothing.” Brian Duff, Glenrothes, said: “Absolute rubbish. No urgency in the first half. Clarke reluctant to make substitutions. His tactics are to start playing in the 85th minute.”

Jamie Thompson, Yoker, said: “Once again, national team out of their depth, the standard of football is shocking and it’s time for Clarke to go. Enough is enough.” Kenny Wilson, Moffat, said: “Yet again Scotland blow a chance to go to the knockout phase with a desperately disappointing performance. I’m afraid the buck stops with the manager. His tactics in the three games have been terrible. I think we need a change.” Dr Robert Pender said: “Why the manager took off Billy Gilmour and kept the slow negative Callum McGregor on is a puzzle. Sorry Mr Clarke it’s time to go. Bring in David Moyes.”

Alfie Mullin, London, said: “It was sad that we departed another major tournament early. We are used to that. What we are also used to is a change of manager after such heartache. The current numpty needs replaced immediately.”

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