Manchester United legend Sir Alex Ferguson lifts the lid on his emotions of seeing Scotland finally back on the big stage
Ryan Christie as Scotland ended more than two decades of misery by qualifying for the Euros.Now, with the big kick off less than 50 days away, Scotland’s greatest living manager has revealed the emotion of that night in Serbia when Steve Clarke’s men came through that nerve-shredding penalty shootout, has been replaced by raw excitement at the prospect of what lies ahead - not least because fans, at last, will be allowed to witness it all unfold in the flesh.Fergie, now 79, has never forgotten his Govan roots and on Thursday gave his seal of approval to his first boys club, Harmony Row, being the first to receive a UEFA 2020 Glasgow Club Legacy pack that will enable clubs like it to have access to goals, balls and bibs to continue to serve