World Cup 2010

Smith confident in finding McLeish successor

SCOTTISH FA chief executive Gordon Smith insists he does not fear the difficult task of appointing a successor to Alex McLeish.

Swift exit for McLeish but will it strike a Brum note on his CV?

IT WAS a position he came to regard with pride, but never, it seemed, prestige.

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McLeish on being the boss

ALEX McLeish spoke openly about the stresses and strains of managing Scotland's national side in an exclusive interview with scotsman.com earlier this month.

Birmingham are getting an 'excellent manager' says O'Neill

ASTON Villa boss Martin O'Neill believes Birmingham have acquired "an excellent manager" in Alex McLeish as the duo prepare to renew their rivalry.

McLeish - Scotland timeline

SCOTSMAN.com's Isabelle Potts takes a look back at Alex McLeish's time in charge of the Scotland national team...

Salmond 'disappointed' by McLeish's departure

FIRST Minister Alex Salmond admitted he was disappointed by Alex McLeish's decision to quit as Scotland manager.

McAllister bookies favourite to replace McLeish

BETTING has started on who will fill the vacated Scotland manager post following the resignation of Alex McLeish.

McLeish quits as Scotland boss

ALEX McLeish has resigned as Scotland manager and is expected to be unveiled as the new boss of Birmingham City tomorrow.

SFA reject official approach for McLeish

THE SCOTTISH Football Association have rejected an official approach for national team manager Alex McLeish.

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World Cup 2010

Smith confident in finding McLeish successor

Swift exit for McLeish but will it strike a Brum note on his CV?

More top stories

McLeish on being the boss

Birmingham are getting an 'excellent manager' says O'Neill

McLeish - Scotland timeline

Salmond 'disappointed' by McLeish's departure

McAllister bookies favourite to replace McLeish

McLeish quits as Scotland boss

SFA reject official approach for McLeish

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