'Embarrassing' Scotland take Hotline hammering as fans slammed over God Save The King boos

The Scotland feel good factor has gone right out of the window and now the fear has kicked in ahead of the Euros.

Tuesday night’s miserable Hampden defeat to Northern Ireland wasn’t the confidence building exercise Steve Clarke or the nation needed. And now the Tartan Army on the Hotline have got the jitters ahead of Germany. Scott Gowers, Edinburgh, said: “Having suffered Scotland's extremely dire performance. I think it's time for the government to step in. For anyone buying tobacco products there are severe government health warnings printed on the packet. It's about time that Scotland tickets come with warnings regarding the risk of severe mental health problems.”

Neil Renton, Leith, said: “After putting up with the Northern Ireland horror show I’ve resigned myself to the fact I won’t be watching the Euros from Germany but from behind the sofa in Scotland.” John Davidson, Kirkintilloch, said: “Scotland would have more chance if they entered Eurovision instead of Euro 2024, as they are going to achieve nil points in Germany. It definitely won't be fine on the Rhine.”

Jamie Thompson, Yoker, said: “If Scotland play like the other night they will be whipping boys in their league group. I’m asking these Scottish players and manager not to embarrass Scotland and our country again.”

Gary Stevenson, Newtonhill, said: “Scotland need a win so badly that they have arranged a match with Gibraltar just before the Euros. If they cannot win there my grandson’s Boys Brigade team is available, although be warned, they are playing well.”

Phillip Borland emailed: "What a load of rubbish. Scotland managed one shot on goal against Northern Ireland. We have got more chance of winning the Euromillions than Scotland going any further in