Will Scotland qualify for Euro 2008?
613969
look, the young players that are coming throgh the ranks at our clubs are showing they are in a different class to players 10 years ago apart from the legends.their are less foreign player and more money going into developing talent.many of these players are showing world class ability,Aiden McGeady,Sean Malony,Craig Beattie,MCManus. rangers- burke and boyd are shht hot\nhibs and hearts have eliiot,rioden.......so why not.RIGHT NOW FRANCE HAVE ALOT OF AGEING STARS WHO ILL PLAY THEIR LAST FOOTBALL THIS YEAR.WE HAVE MRE DEVELOPING PLAYERS AND STARS OF THE FUTURE.FRANCE LOOK TO HENRY,WE LOOK TO THE TEAM....TEAM SPIRIT
695578
i know for a fact, glenavon football club in northern Ireland had qualified for Europe for the first time in ages. the uefa official who was carrying out routine checks before the start of the game discovered one set of goalposts was 2 inches below regulation height. the embarrassing fact meant since the posts were erected 2 years previously teams were playing into different sized nets.
924863
I hope Scotland will be independent. It will be as succesful as Ireland.
481144
Very unlikely, although many people still look at GermAny more for their awesome reputation rather than current playing ability.\n\nThis is more like the the Euro 92, which they hosted. Although they reached the final without actually playing well, they lost to Denmark. I expect something similar this year. Germany will reach the semis possibly, but will fall short of winning the trophy.
506589
They would fare okay, don't think they would challenge in their 1st season but they would improve as football teams as playing better sides has to improve you.  Don't think it will ever happen though.  The other teams need the revenue that comes from the big 2 in Scotland.
848774
NO.PERIOD.\nPhilippines finished last in the 2006 qualifiers.\ni need not say anymore.
647538
There is no problem really, because no matter what, they will participate in this tournament as 1 unified team. \n\nThey will split (if there is a vote) into 2 nations for the Euro qualifiers and as you know, World Champions no longer get direct entry but have to qualify as well. \n\nThey will share the trophy each for 2 years, plus winners also get a replica because the trophy always goes back to FIFA before the next Finals. In S & M case, each will get one.\n\nOther than these issues, I don't forsee anything else because even holders no longer get to play the opening game, it goes to the hosts.
635027
My favourite Scottish side was the one that defeated England 1-0 via a John Robertson penalty at Wembley in 1981.\n\nHad the World Cup been held in 1981, Scotland would have made it very far. By the time 1982 came, the team was in the first stages of decline although they did again qualify in 1986, but was no longer a threat.\n\nPerhaps the 1978 team, among the favourites in Argentina was their strongest ever, but I was too young to remember. That team defeated Holland 3-2 in probably Scotland's finest game but the damage had been done in the earlier group games.
354336
I don't know what his other half is, but he qualified to play for Scotland and never won a single cap despite being twice a European Cup winning captain. Can you imagine that scenario today?
1045400
They did qualified, in 1950 but they withdrew because FIFA would not let them play in bare feet. Seriously..
1176037
All three have teams that compete in Europe for the right to go to the World Cup.\n\nScotland finished third in Group 5 in Europe (won by Italy), Wales and Northern Ireland finished fifth and fourth respectively in Group 6 (won by England), and Ireland finished fourth in Group 4 (won by France).
855548
Glasgow Rangers became the first Scottish club to qualify for the knock-out stage of the UEFA Champions' League last season. they, however lost to the eventual semi-finalist Villareal SC on away goals. \n\n2005-2006 UEFA Champions' League 3rd qualifying round:\n09.08.2005 - Anorthosis Famagusta 1-2 Glasgow Rangers\n24.08.2005 - Glasgow Rangers 2-0 Anorthosis Famagusta\n\n*Glasgow Rangers won 4-1 on aggregate & qualify for the UEFA Champions' League group stage.\n\n2005-2006 UEFA Champions' League Group H:\n13.09.2005 - Glasgow Rangers 3-2 FC Porto\n28.09.2005 - Internazionale Milan 1-0 Glasgow Rangers \n19.10.2005 - Glasgow Rangers 0-0 Artmedia Bratislava\n01.11.2005 - Artmedia Bratislava 2-2 Glasgow Rangers \n23.11.2005 - FC Porto 1-1 Glasgow Rangers \n06.12.2005 - Glasgow Rangers 1-1 Internazionale Milan\n\n*Glasgow Rangers qualify to the knock-out stage as the group runners-up. \n\n2005-2006 UEFA Champions' League knock-out stage:\n22.02.2006 - Glasgow Rangers 2-2 Villareal SC\n07.03.2006 - Villareal SC 1-1 Glasgow Rangers \n\n*Villareal SC qualify for the quarter-finals on away goals rule.
1012849
to be honest with you i haven't seen much yet to see the big teams struggle to qualify.  but i do think the Swiss will be there somewhere because they have a good team with a lot of players with experience . but if they lose ignore this.lol
578690
I don't think they can qualify now - they didn't win anything domestically, and they didn't win today.  So I think they are out for 2007. Pity!
450408
Much is expected of any team that qualifies from Euro  group. Serbia and Montenegro has all it takes to perform well, I mean quality players, good coach and may be, football tradition inherited from Yugoslavian days. A second round berth is at least sure
662474
shouldnt be that long check papers thats if your in scotland......what a fud that world cup qualifier is typicall morris dancing english poofter yeah you qualified we didnt you will be home after first round.
900267
to me netherland and scotland will have the best chance for qualifying for the first ever 20/20 championship only bcz they have played more international cricket than the other teams that are in your list. so their players are more experienced and can play better.