'Teams should fear us, not the other way round'
We asked for your thoughts after Scotland were drawn against Greece for their two-legged Nations League play-off.
Here's what you had to say:
John: A tie that could have been easier - or more difficult resulted in mixed blessings. Greece performed well in their league fixtures, but if the Scots maintain a solid defence in the first leg it should be possible to overcome them.
Billy: We did very well against Poland, now we just need to do the same against Greece!
Doug: Greece have improved a lot in recent years but have been absent from tournament football for over a decade now. They lost to Georgia in their previous play-off and Scotland should be confident of getting a result over the two legs. Home advantage in the return game favours us I feel.
Amy: We're at a stage now where teams, even ones like Greece, should be fearing us and not the other way around. It'll be tough, but it's not scary or insurmountable. They were wide open against England and we'd exploit that. Confident of going through with Steve Clarke at the helm.
Scott: Scotland are more than capable of beating these guys home and away.
Angus: Greece will be difficult, having pulled off a win at Wembley, albeit under awful circumstances. But out of all the options, it's the best one.