Your analysis and reflection on Scotland's World Cup campaign.

Oh, oh my God, it's so difficult.

And I'm so conflicted for so many different reasons.

And listening to these both this morning, you can hear these both going back and forward as well.

You know, this question about should Clarke go or not? I mean, I personally think he should go of his own accord.

I don't think we should, honestly, like it or loathe it, and the football honestly was, I was at all three games, the football was unwatchable at times.

But at the same time, the man and the team, they got us three tournaments in a row, right? And it was unbelievable.

Which part of the Scottish personality would you like to advocate, David?

How genuinely... excited earlier about this game tonight because you've been immersed in it for the past few days.

It's unbelievable.

I mean, the atmosphere here in Boston, I was a wee bit worried on Thursday because it didn't look like there was that many people here.

And then Friday, the place is just buzzing.

The place is just packed.

There's Scottish strips everywhere.

And I know Stuart lived in Boston for a while.

What I was wanting to ask the bold professor, Davey, was that, Davey, having grown up and had your formative years in North Lanarkshire, any happy memories of a night out in Wishy, up in John's old territory?