The scars of the last 25 years run deep but these guys are not responsible for the pain inflicted by previous Scottish ailments.
Let's be brutally honest with one another. Deep down somewhere, we didn’t really believe it could possibly end so simply. Or with such joy.
At times, the sense of cruelty gets to be overwhelming. Which is why the dreaded fear began to grip again on Thursday night from the very moment Scott McTominay was denied one of the greatest, most iconic Scotland goals of all time in Seville. What if this is, in fact, just the start of the most miserable, sadistic Scottish ending of the lot? There’s been a lot of it going around since Thursday in Seville but it was nearing pandemic proportions last night.
On the contrary, consistently they’ve provided the cure. All manner of records have fallen around them as they crashed a path through Group A towards Germany next summer and – rather than being true to form – it would have been completely out of character had they hit a roadblock in Tbilisi next month when only one more point would still have been required.
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