Smith urges Boyd to come back

Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith has renewed his call for Kris Boyd to end his international exile.

Smith urges Boyd to come back
Fri, 23 Jan, 2009 - 19:19

Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith has renewed his call for Kris Boyd to end his international exile.

Rangers striker Boyd dramatically announced last October he would not play for Scotland again while George Burley remained the manager.

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