Steve Clarke revealed the Scotland players had to pick him up following Friday's 4-0 friendly defeat against Netherlands in Amsterdam.
Steve Clarke revealed the Scotland players had to pick him up following Friday's 4-0 friendly defeat against Netherlands in Amsterdam. The visitors more than matched their more illustrious opponents for the best part of 70 minutes but a sobering scoreline extended the Scots' winless runs to six games.
The former West Brom and Kilmarnock boss said: 'All the games we have played, the friendly matches against difficult opposition and obviously two difficult matches against Spain in the qualifiers, they have served us well. 'We are still searching for that improvement that can close the gap a little bit on the top sides in Europe. 'Hopefully as we are striving to reach the top sides, we are looking to move further away from the sides that are seeded below us.
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