'Big names' want Scotland job

Gordon Smith claims there are some “big names” among the applicants for the Scotland manager’s job.

Mon, 14 Dec, 2009 - 14:09

Gordon Smith claims there are some “big names” among the applicants for the Scotland manager’s job.

The Scottish Football Association chief executive is leading the search for a successor to George Burley, who has sacked following the 3-0 friendly defeat by Wales last month.

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