
The Nation’s League appears to have been afforded a reasonable reception by the football-hungry populace of Britain. Don’t get us wrong, given the choice between Premier League and this international excuse for a competition, 99.9% would plump for the Premier League although, taking into consideration the standard of the domestic leagues in Scotland, Wales and Ireland, it is difficult to assume that the same could be said in those countries.
In fairness, Wales had a decent start in beating the Republic of Ireland but then came undone when they met Denmark, a proper team.
However, a small and remote European footballing outpost did manage a win when Scotland beat Albania 2-0. (more…)






























