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Steve Clarke says he was always going to leave Scotland if World Cup went badly

Steve Clarke reflects on his decision to step down as Scotland's coach after a bittersweet World Cup experience. Despite a fresh contract, the group stage exit prompted his departure. Clarke shares his thoughts on achieving his dreams and t...

The Guardian· Jun 29, 2026 · 1:38 PM · 45 views

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Steve Clarke reflects on his decision to step down as Scotland's coach after a bittersweet World Cup experience. Despite a fresh contract, the group stage exit prompted his departure. Clarke shares his thoughts on achieving his dreams and the challenges ahead for his successor. #SteveClarke #ScotlandFootball #WorldCup #FootballNews #SportsUpdate

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