Inside the fairytale journey of Scotland captain Robertson

Inside the fairytale journey of Scotland captain RobertsonPublished1 minute agoImage source, Getty ImagesByThomas DuncanBBC Sport ScotlandAt Scotland's training camp in Turkey before their crucial World Cup qualifiers against Greece and Denmark in November, Andy Robertson turned into Claudia Winkleman.The captain had devised a 'Traitors' game for the squad to play, complete with blackboards and mini shields. The chosen ones had to report to his room each night to elect who they were going to 'kill'.A week-long quest to find the Traitors ensued, as the players got involved in challenges and capers in the build-up to two of the biggest games of their lives.It was Robertson's way of bringing the team together and injecting some fun amid the pressure. It is a small but significant example of the 32-year-old's influence.As a player, team-mate and captain, 'Robbo' has made an indelible mark with this group of Scotland players. And his journey from working at the Hampden ticket office to captaining Scotland to their first men's World Cup in 28 years makes him a national icon.'I've always tried to give 100%' - the playerRobertson's value to Liverpool has been lauded over the last fortnight as he said goodbye to Anfield at the end of his nine-year spell.From a raw attacking full-back who - in Jurgen Klopp's view - could not defend when he arrived from Hull City in 2017, Robertson became one of the world's best. Alongside Trent Alexander-Arnold, Robertson set new assist records in the Premier League as part of Klopp's ferocious team and ended his time at Liverpool with two Premier League titles and one Champions League.Some have labelled him as the club's greatest-ever left-back, which at a club like Liverpool tells its own story. For Scotland, Robertson's tale is different.His status at Anfield brought pressure on national team duty. A nation so starved of major tournaments was des...