Former boss Levein opens legal proceedings against SFA

Former Scotland manager Craig Levein has opened legal proceedings against the Scottish Football Association.

Former boss Levein opens legal proceedings against SFA
Wed, 19 Dec, 2012 - 17:12

Former Scotland manager Craig Levein has opened legal proceedings against the Scottish Football Association.

Levein was “relieved of his duties” by the SFA on November 5 following a disappointing start to the World Cup qualifying campaign.

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