Endy Robertson, Tottenham's 32-year left-winger, etched his name into Scottish football history. In Saturday's Nations League match against Northern Macedonia, which ended in a 2-0 victory for the Scots, Robertson made his 100th appearance for the national team.
Having become another footballer in the history of the Scottish national team, to whom this badge is based. Robertson's track record of up to a hundred matches spanned 12 years since he made his debut for the country's leading team in a game against Poland in 2014..
The emotions of the anniversary at the National Arena Todor Proeski in Skopje fueled 2,500 contributions from Scottish fans. The stinkers chanted the name of their captain continuously before and during the hour after the final whistle.. The great grave of Liverpool, QPR, Dundee United and Gall City did not express their praise after the match.
" Reaching badges in 100 matches is even more special. That's what I've been waiting for so long. Since there's only a little bit left before the snow, I just want to draw the line. One hundred matches for your country is incredibly valuable. Not a lot of people get to achieve this, and I know how lucky I am to be one of them,” Robertson shared..
Now the football player faces a new historical goal - to reverse the achievements of the legendary Sir Kenny Dalglish, who made 102 appearances for the national team. Since Robertson will take part in all three matches of the League of Nations that were forfeited by this calendar fate, he will be able to break the record this coming month when he plays against Switzerland in St. Gallen.
Prote yourself gravets narazi pragne focus on what has already been achieved.
" Anyway, I just want to enjoy this moment. We, footballers, are also to blame for the fact that we cannot stop and be happy with our achievements. To this I inform you, so that you can earn money,” he said.
This evening became special not only for the football player, but also for his homeland. Robertson learned that his phone was blowing up:.
" Wrote great people, coaches, and friends. It was already very welcoming, and now I’m finally ready to start signing up for everyone,” summed up Endi.