Andy Robertson: This isn’t the Scotland skippper’s first Slovenian rodeo, as both he and the home team’s head coach Bostjan Cesar were on the pitch when last these two sides met in 2017.
The manager’s trying to get his ideas across.
We’ve got four games, which is unique.
Saturday, Tuesday, Saturday, Tuesday is intense when you’re at club level.
I suppose it will be a learning curve for us, but one that we want to learn on the job.
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Andy Robertson: This isn’t the Scotland skippper’s first Slovenian rodeo, as both he and the home team’s head coach Bostjan Cesar were on the pitch when last these two sides met in 2017. “When the international break comes we always get excited for it,” he said yesterday. “This one’s no different and we look forward to the challenge ahead that we’ve got. It’s been enjoyable. We’ve had a good week. The manager’s trying to get his ideas across.
“It’s a new squad, we’re trying to get to know each other, trying to make sure we keep the values that have worked well for us but also adapting to the new squad and the new characters. It’s been a week. The manager’s enjoyed it. The staff have enjoyed it. It’s all about preparing for the games now. We’ve got four games, which is unique. It’s something that we’re all looking forward to.
“We’re going to be tested. Saturday, Tuesday, Saturday, Tuesday is intense when you’re at club level. We’re not really used to that kind of schedule at international level. It’s going to be intense, but at the end of the day, footballers want to play football. I suppose it will be a learning curve for us, but one that we want to learn on the job. We still demand results and we still expect results. It’s up to us to try and produce them.”
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