Technique suffers due to thirst for success, says Mulgrew

Charlie Mulgrew claims the emphasis Scottish youth coaches place on winning matches has left players short of the technique required at the highest level.

As the fallout from the poor performance of the national team continues, the Scotland internationalist and Celtic player has responded to claims by Mark Wotte, the Scottish Football Association's Dutch performance director, that a poor diet is, in part, to blame for the current struggle.

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