Are Scotland 'not good enough' to impress at World Cup?

Are Scotland 'not good enough' to impress at World Cup?To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Scotland hopes on the brink following defeat against BrazilByAmy CanavanBBC Sport Scotland at Miami StadiumPublished45 minutes agoAbsolute shambles. An abject failure. We did our best. Had a good innings.Whoever said following Scotland was a rollercoaster has never been more right, as these comments from fans would suggest.Steve Clarke's troops bullishly travelled across the pond for the World Cup with one objective in mind. To create history and become the first Scotland side to reach the knockout stage of a major tournament.That mission is now in major doubt thanks to the sobering 3-0 defeat by Brazil on Wednesday night.As the whistle peeped at the impressive Miami Stadium, Scotland players sank to the turf, shook their heads and emanated agony. Here we go again.In the resulting hours the performance has dictated much of the discourse, leading to the mixed emotions among fans home and away. The nation is now holding its breath. Just. While they're doing so, how are they feeling?'Think we're going home' - Clarke & McGinn rue Scotland mistakes Published17 hours agoScotland's World Cup hopes on brink after 3-0 defeat by BrazilVinicius Jr stops fun and leaves Scots down... but are they out?Published17 hours ago'World class at letting ourselves down'It appears the general consensus reflects the mood of the players and Clarke, who spoke post match. Scunnered.Not at defeat to a Brazil side led by Carlo Ancelotti with Vinicius Junior, Matheus Cunha and the returning hero Neymar, but the manner in which they allowed their South American opponents to slice them open.The Real Madrid forward had the ball in the net three times in the first half. Mercifully, only two of them stood.The error-strewn defence were embarrassed three times in total. It easily could hav...