Kris Boyd defends Steve Clarke after resignation as Scotland head coach
Sky Sports Football • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 28, 2026, 12:45 PM
Last updated Jun 28, 2026
Kris Boyd criticized the backlash against Steve Clarke following his resignation as Scotland's head coach. Clarke stepped down after Scotland's World Cup exit, marked by losses to Brazil and Morocco post a lone win over Haiti. Boyd highlighted Clarke's achievements, including leading Scotland to three major finals, and termed the criticism unjust. Following Clarke’s departure, SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell indicated that applications for the head coach position have already started coming in, including interest from possibly foreign candidates.
- •Kris Boyd calls criticism of Clarke an 'absolute disgrace'.
- •Clarke's resignation post-World Cup confirmed after Ghana's loss.
- •Scotland's tournament record included one win and two losses.
- •Maxwell states applications for the head coach position are incoming.
- •Scotland aims for future success under new leadership.
"Kris Boyd has labelled criticism of Steve Clarke an "absolute disgrace" after he stepped down as Scotland head coach.
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