The Hampden Roar

He played more than 50 times for his country, but Gary Caldwell will mainly be remembered by fans for one of the most iconic Hampden goals of all time. In 2006, he scored the winner in a 1-0 victory over France, sending the supporters into a state of pandemonium with just over 20 minutes to play. Caldwell speaks at length about his Scotland career, the managers he played under for the national tea...

Ian Murray talks us through his involvement with the Scottish national team. The former Hibs and Rangers player was capped six times for his country and also capped the u21 team during an exciting time in the early 2000s. Murray also recalls playing under Berti Vogts and Walter Smith during a disappointing era for the first team. He also talks about being involved in the Kirin Cup victory in 2006...

Murdo MacLeod eventually realised a childhood dream when he pulled a Scotland first-team jersey on in 1985, but there's an argument the former Celtic midfielder should have been capped long before then. Murdo chatted to Andy about waiting for his chance, his debut against England, Italia '90 and being knocked unconscious against Brazil. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/ad...

Paul Lambert details a Scotland career that saw him earn 40 caps, captain his country and end up in the Hall of Fame. Paul talks about being called up when he wasn't ready, the ifs and buts of World Cup '98, the "biggest regret of his Scotland career" in missing out on the Euro 2000 play-off against England through injury and then touches on the Berti Vogts era and why the German was harshly treat...

It doesn't come much better than scoring a debut winner against England on their own patch, does it? Well, Jim McCalliog did exactly that back in 1967. The Wembley Wizard tells the Roar how he requested a club transfer to force his way his way into the international set-up, delves into the famous game and his goal against England and also recalls how one of his heroes became one of his best friend...

Former Scotland manager Craig Brown details his career with the national team. In part two, Craig discusses leading Scotland to major tournaments in 1996 and 1998 - and the subsequent heartbreak that followed. He also recalls the Euro 2000 play-off against England, his tenure coming to an end and his relationship with some members of the Scottish press. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podc...

Former Scotland manager Craig Brown details his career with the national team. In part one, Craig recalls moments from his time as assistant to Sir Alex Ferguson and then Andy Roxburgh, as Scotland qualified for the World Cup in '86 and '90, as well as the Euro Championships in '92. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Stephen McManus talks us through his international career. The former Celtic, Middlesbrough and Motherwell defender tells us memories of his 26 caps including breaking into the side under Walter Smith, being on the brink of Euro qualification, scoring a last minute winner for his country and the mistimed header that he'll never get over. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/a...

Every Scotland supporter is aware of the trials and tribulations that are synonymous with being a follower of the national team.. but what about the players? The Hampden Roar is a new Scottish football podcast which looks back on the careers of Scotland internationalists. Whether they've had one cap or 50, we'll be speaking to former footballers about their experiences in the national team, from h...