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Published Date: 04 September 2007
LITHUANIA coach Algimantas Liubinskas admitted he did not know that Alex McLeish had taken over from Walter Smith as Scotland boss.
Liubinskas, whose side face the Scots on Saturday in their European Championship qualifier, is in Vilnius working with his players ahead of the Hampden clash.

Smith was in charge when Scotland beat Lithuania 2-1 in Kaunas almost a year ago but was replaced by McLeish in January after deciding to return to manage Rangers.

But asked if Scotland's tactics or style of play would change under McLeish, Liubinskas said: "The Scotland team changes coach?"

When that was confirmed, the Lithuania boss asked: "Who is the Scotland coach now?" before admitting that McLeish's appointment was news to him.



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1

JamboMowg,

Edinburgh 04/09/2007 11:50:52

Right then! Like these guys are not told of anything happening in the outside world. Surprised Mad Vlad never game him the info personally.

Hopefully Big Eck and the boys will give them a right good hammering on Saturday. Should be a great chance of this happening if all the Hearts diddy's get a start.

2

Henry Smith,

04/09/2007 12:10:51

Highest display of ignorance by a nobody himself!

Bick Eck will ram it right up this clown on saturday.

COME ON SCOTLAND!

3

Toast,

04/09/2007 15:59:16

big deal,could anybody even point to lithuania on a map,hands down hearts sados

4

Riley Hamish,

EDINBURGH 05/09/2007 08:46:20

Sounds like a real Vladman...........finger right on the pulse of what's happening in world football Eh?

5

GrahamC,

Edinburgh 05/09/2007 11:34:04

This boy will be the next boss of Hearts, surely?

6

Just the Facts,

05/09/2007 13:36:04

who cares. nothing game, leading nowhere. abley guided by a ginger dobber who managed to get one of his top strikers injured in a meaningless friendly.

yawn.


 

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