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How Scotland boss Clarke is driven by World Cup aim after fearing sack Original

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By Phil Goodlad Verified
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Burning ambitions, fear of the sack and legacy. Steve Clarke the person is a very different character to the one seen prowling around the Scotland dugout, as I've found out having spent some time with him in the build-up to tonight's Nations League match in Greece. But as we head into what he admits is likely to be his last full year as national manager, one thing is very clear - his determination to end Scotland's near three-decade absence from a men's World Cup.
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Wrong to criticise Lennon Miller's Scotland ambition - Steve Clarke Original

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By Phil Goodlad Verified
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Media caption, 'Completely wrong' to criticise Miller - Clarke Nations League play-off, first leg: Greece v Scotland Venue: Karaiskakis Stadium, Piraeus Date: Thursday, 20 March Kick-off: 19:45 GMT Coverage: Watch on BBC One Scotland & iPlayer; listen on BBC Radio Scotland & Sounds; live text coverage & in-play clips on the BBC Sport website & app Scotland head coach Steve Clarke says it is wrong to criticise Lennon Miller after the 18-year-old Motherwell midfielder stated he wants to become...
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Scots' rivalry is positive in push for Olympic glory - David Rudisha

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By Phil GoodladBbc Scotland, Phil Goodlad Verified
| BBC Verified
A healthy rivalry between Josh Kerr and Jake Wightman can help spur the pair on the path to Olympic success, says two-time 800m champion David Rudisha. The Scots each have a 1500m gold medal from the past two World Championships. Kerr is predicting "at least one" podium finish at the Paris Olympics this summer, adding "it would be pretty cool to get two". He set a new two-mile indoor world record at the weekend, while Wightman is fit again after an injury-hit 2023.
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