The big questions now Scotland are going to the World Cup

Still enjoying Kenny McLean’s hysterical goal from the halfway line? Same, yes.

Have you watched it while listening to Alasdair Lamont’s radio commentary and Celine Dion’s Titanic? It is highly recommended.

It’s about time to consider what qualification means once you’ve finished replaying the highlights on loop, when the tear ducts have dried up, and Alexa has frozen from the repeats of We Have a Dream.

It’s the most incredible mystery to younger fans. Undiscovered waters For the first time in our lives, Scotland’s men competed at the World Cup.

We are being instructed to take note of this moment. That won’t be a problem if Tuesday’s scenes are any indication.

What are we supposed to anticipate, though?

You believed that the summer of 2013 would be remembered? Embrace yourself.

Not a small trip to Germany, this one. a flight that can be completed in minutes. a destination that can be driven to. A path or cycle path leading to the opening day venue.

No, no. A trip is involved.

Fans would just go crazy if they didn’t rush to travel agents like they did two years ago. We’re talking about a vast continent, but the group stages are divided into three regions: west, central, and east.

There are 1,700 miles between Kansas City and Mexico City in the central region, and 1,500 miles between Miami and Boston in the east, which separate Los Angeles and Vancouver in the west, and there are more than 1,200 miles between Los Angeles and Vancouver.

After the draw on December 5th, we’ll discover the region where the games will be played.

A Scottish travel agency has already provided World Cup packages that start at £3, 659 per person, or £1,999 for three nights in New York.

The day before the tournament begins, there are flights from Edinburgh to Philadelphia that cost just over £700, and they return the following day after the group games are over.

We are now getting to the serious stuff.

No matter what mode of transportation we use, it’s going to be a helluva journey, so we need to have something to enjoy and something to hear before we even leave these shores.

Del Amitri and their unsuccessful Don’t Come Home Too Soon anthem were released in 1998.

It’s comparable to playing a James Bond theme song when releasing the song that is associated with a World Cup squad. It’s perhaps a bigger honor than that, actually. What are diamonds, exactly? Ally is the Tartan Army.

Who should we turn to for communication of our dreams and hopes?

We have plenty of options, and many fine Scottish artists have gotten lucky over the years by enduring glorious failure after glorious failure.

Who wouldn’t want to hear Lewis Capaldi and Paulo Nutini sing along? As they wait for a call, Susan Boyle and Sharleen Spiteri are constantly refreshing their phones.

Mogwai, Biffy Clyro, and Belle and Sebastian. On the decks, is Calvin Harris.

Okay, now let’s return to a slightly more serious question. The highly sought-after tickets.

The bad news is that Fifa’s early ticket draw has already ended and the prices are eye-watering. Before Steve Clarke’s side traveled to Turkey last week for their warm-weather training camp, which bothered them, which both occurred and ended.

On Fifa’s official website, more details are available.

Ach, at this point, who cares about the tickets, eh? Let’s just cross the water.

To enter the United States, you will need an electronic system for travel authorization (ESTA). This is done online, and it will last 90 days while you travel.

You’ll want to watch the celebrations after Andy Robertson lifts the enormous gold gong aloft, which is handy.

You might need to take a wee trip to the US Embassy in London if you don’t have the necessary UK passport.

Online appointment scheduling is possible. Avoid the long lines.

Make up your mind about this.

Given that the other nine host countries are the best in the industry, it goes without saying that they are the three weakest. We’re also due a kind draw, after all?

So naturally, Scotland would like to draw a borderline US, Canadian, or Mexican. Just hoped it turns out better than when we last faced a host nation at a major tournament… Ah, Munich.

However, there are some respectable outfits in pot two after a wee look at it.

There is a good chance that Scotland will play only one other European country in the groups, so Morocco, Colombia, Uruguay, Japan, Senegal, Iran, South Korea, Ecuador, and Australia could be waiting.

Croatia, Switzerland, and Austria might be the best to swerve toward the European trio.

In March, those play-offs will take place. Which reminds us, so we can omit that from the calendar.

Although Clarke will still be calling his band of merry men for a few friendlies, Clarke may not be completely absent.

Although no one has yet named Scotland’s opponents, we can assume that the Scottish FA and the boss will be interested in a decent standard of play. These nuanced discussions also incorporate availability from nations.

The Tartan Army will, however, be present to show their heroes how they work before they cross North America.

The new Scotland strip will also have a chance to be displayed. The majority of people were correct when they said it was appropriate for a World Cup appearance upon its release one week later.

The anticipation will be soar in March. genuinely within a range of touching distance.