Andy Robertson has asked to the Tartan Army to give new Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli time as he implements the changes they demanded.
Scotland captain Andy Robertson has urged supporters to remain patient with new manager Sebastien Pocognoli following a 2-1 Nations League defeat to Slovenia at Hampden. The squad was booed off the pitch after the loss, but Robertson emphasized that the players have fully bought into Pocognoli's new tactical approach and personnel changes.
Robertson acknowledged that the fans' frustrations were completely understandable given the team's defensive struggles. However, he stressed that supporters had demanded fresh faces and stylistic changes after the World Cup, praising recent contributions from young newcomers like Luis Binks, Stephen Welsh, and Robbie Ure.
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