Mediocre Tradesmen Led by an Impostor; World Cup Analysis: Berti the Builder's Credentials Take Another Knock As Group Exit Sign Looms
Evening Times › October 12, 2004
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Evening Times › October 12, 2004
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Another day, another dime. Scotland, predictably, failed to reach out a hand for the silver dollar at the weekend and, in the process, probably ended any chances they might have held of reaching the finals of the World Cup in Germany in 2006.
Any analysis of this performance leads to a conclusion determining what we already recognised: the manager is less than competent, probably an impostor, and the players are, at best, tradesmen who, by no fault of their own, have been elevated to a status they cannot embrace.See the full content of this document
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Mediocre Tradesmen Led by an Impostor; World Cup Analysis: Berti the Builder's Credentials Take Another Knock As Group Exit Sign Looms
In short, the Scottish national team, its organisers, management, and workers fall well short of the mark required to establish themselves on the map of the European game. They would, also, be regarded as third world countries on any global perception.
This is worris...See the full content of this document
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