It's been a rocky start for Pocognoli in the Hampden hotseat and our new Hugh Keevins already feels that it is only going one way

Daily Record columnist Hugh Keevins argues that Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli is already on borrowed time following disappointing recent Nations League performances. Keevins asserts that players are struggling with the Belgian manager's formation, leaving the team out-thought and out-fought during consecutive home matches at Hampden against Switzerland and Slovenia.
Keevins criticizes the team's defensive disarray and highlights that Scotland conceded five goals across eight days, receiving two red cards in four group fixtures. He questions goalkeeper Angus Gunn's suitability at the international level and notes declining fan support.
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