Scott Brown delighted Gordon Strachan still in charge of Scotland
Monday 23 November 2015 11:08, UK
Celtic midfielder Scott Brown is delighted Gordon Strachan will remain in charge of the Scotland team for the next two years.
Strachan was given a new deal by the Scottish Football Association despite the team missing out on the Euro 2016 finals in France.
While Brown is clearly disappointed not to be taking part in next summer's showpiece, he has been impressed with Strachan's work on several levels in trying to restructure Scottish football.
It is brilliant for the nation to keep him on for another two years.
"It is brilliant for the nation to keep him on for another two years," the Scotland captain said at the launch of the team's new home and away kit.
"And what he's doing from grassroots football all the way through to the first team, he's making it enjoyable, getting kids playing football again that maybe didn't enjoy it.
"And he got everyone in the first team playing football as well, and we're all enjoying that."
Brown suffered a leg injury in the dying minutes of Saturday's Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and Kilmarnock but despite limping off at the end of the 0-0 draw, he is expected to be fit to face Ajax at Celtic Park in the Europa League on Thursday.
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