Steve Clarke insists quitting Scotland was NEVER an option after Euro 2024 as he admits last World Cup chance
Steve Clarke insists it never crossed his mind to quit after Scotland’s Euro 2024 flop.
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Steve Clarke insists it never crossed his mind to quit after Scotland’s Euro 2024 flop.
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