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Steve Clarke
Athlete
Steve Clarke is the head coach of the Scotland national football team.
Notable Quotes
"Making Shankland a starter against Haiti is the greatest no-brainer in the history of footballing no-brainers."View Story →
"I've got some decisions to make."View Story →
"We've got fantastic problems."View Story →
"As much as we have done up until now then we have prepared as well as we can and we will prepare well this week and make sure we start the tournament well."View Story →
"But, to be honest, they felt good about themselves going into Germany so I wouldn't read too much into it!"View Story →
"We can’t wrap players in cotton wool. You need to work. Injuries are part and parcel of football."View Story →
"His priorities against Bolivia are 'no injuries, performance and then result.'"View Story →
"It's about preparation not protection."View Story →
"You can’t say it’s ‘free-style’ because the structure of their team is actually pretty good."View Story →
"When it happens, especially when it happens in the circumstances it happened to Billy, it is really disappointing."View Story →
"We are as well prepared as we can be at this stage."View Story →
Related Stories
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If Scotland hit the mark in their upcoming matches the way John McGinn does in front of the media then this could be a special World Cup for Steve Clarke's side, writes Tom English.
June 8, 2026Clarke's 'got some decisions to make' - but what are they?
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke has "some decisions to make" when it comes to his starting XI for their World Cup opener against Haiti on Sunday, but what are they?
June 7, 2026Patient, precise, clinical - are Scotland ready to make World Cup mark?
Scotland thrash Bolivia and are in decent fettle one week out from the biggest game of their international lives.
June 6, 2026Scotland score four in first half to beat Bolivia
Watch the goals as Scotland score four in the first half to beat Bolivia in their final World Cup warm-up.
June 6, 2026