The Great Paradox of Scotland's World Cup: Superb Fans, Dismal Team

TL;DR

Scotland's World Cup performance was dismal, with the team showing a lack of possession and technique.
The Tartan Army, however, were lauded as superb ambassadors for the country.
Criticism is directed at manager Steve Clarke, whose contract extension before the tournament is questioned.
Key players like Scott McTominay and John McGinn have underperformed at the tournament level.
Tactical decisions, such as Kieran Tierney's midfield deployment and striker choices, are scrutinized.
The Scottish FA's leadership, including Mike Mulraney and Ian Maxwell, is also facing criticism for accountability.
Calls for radical reform are made, including potential homegrown quotas and incentives for fielding young Scottish players.
Failure to implement changes could lead to a similar 28-year wait for World Cup qualification.
Scotland's players are shown up by the physicality, power, and technique of other nations.

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