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Another tale of World Cup woe for Scotland.

Another week of ‘what ifs’, ‘where nows’ and ‘will we evers’?

Scotland supporters are a resilient bunch though and for every caller looking for heads to roll after Wednesday's defeat to Ukraine there was another desperate to get the ball rolling on our next campaign.

James Thomson emailed: “The result against Ukraine was utterly embarrassing, humiliated in our home ground. It's time for real change and the people responsible for managing and improving Scottish football must go. None are accountable for their inept performance and it’s the usual pathetic excuses. Sack these people.”

Gordon Jack said: “No surprise how Ukraine spent their prolonged lay-off. No matches, so they just practiced keep ball routines. The result was we never got near them all night. Marvellous to watch, murder to play against. Will we ever learn?”

Duncan McDougall, Greenock, blasted: “As usual we have the big build up with high expectations but on the night we failed to deliver and were outclassed by a better side. Even Scotland's goal was a bit dubious and did not appear to be over the line. It reminded me of Geoff Hurst's in 1966. At least we will not have to play in the baking heat of Qatar. The players would fry at gas mark nine.”

And George Fairgrieve, Edinburgh, said: “Having declined to follow due process with under 21s selection, young Aaron Hickey may now realise you can’t just move up to the big boys without serving the normal apprenticeship. Wednesday was a step too far, in his case.”

But Tartan Army footsoldier Tommy Turner emailed: “We didn't perform to our recent standards and were beaten by the better team on the night. No complaints because this happens in football. I will be back