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If ever there was a performance capable of prompting a team to start questioning their own capabilities, it was Scotland’s lame display in losing 3-0 to Republic of Ireland in Dublin on Saturday.
Callum McGregor insists there should be no “finger-pointing” in the Scotland camp as they seek to recover from their Dublin despair against Armenia.
Callum McGregor has played an awful lot of football for Celtic over the past few seasons. Last season – 2021/22 – he played 52 games, which is a high number of games by most players’ standards.
Ever since Billy Gilmour made his impressive breakthrough into the senior Scotland set-up last year, the Tartan Army have taken him to their hearts.
Callum McGregor insists Scotland will have no difficulty in divorcing their own desire for World Cup qualification from sympathy extended towards play-off semi-final opponents Ukraine.
Callum McGregor admits heartfelt sympathy for Ukraine’s plight will be put on hold when Scotland take to the Hampden Park pitch for the World Cup semi-final play-off on Wednesday night.
Celtic released an almost 10 minute video on the club’s YouTube channel on Tuesday, looking back at the hugely successful season 2021/22 campaign, which saw the Bhoys regain the Premiership title and win the Premier Sports Cup.
Callum McGregor admits he took the loss of the cinch Premiership personally last season as he welcomed the trophy back to Parkhead.