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Scottish FA Board To Discuss Levein's Future As Manager Of National Team
Published October 18, 2012
The Scottish Football Association board will meet "over the coming days" to discuss the future and Craig Levein's position as Scotland manager, according to the Scottish DAILY RECORD. Levein's role will be "one of the main topics" of discussion. Over the next few days, the board will meet at the National Stadium in Glasgow to "look back over the defeats" to Wales and Belgium, and the overall qualification campaign so far. SFA CEO Stewart Regan refused to talk about the manager's position stating, "I think that's a decision for the board. It's important that we actually sit down, look at the facts and then decide on the next steps" (DAILY RECORD, 10/17)
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