'It's a process' - Binks urges patience with Scotland

[SNS] Luis Binks has urged onlookers to see Scotland's new regime as "a process" after picking up one point from their opening two Nations League fixtures. Saturday's 0-0 draw in Slovenia - Sebastien Pocognoli's first match in charge - was followed by a 3-0 defeat at home by Switzerland, with Jack Hendry sent off early on for the hosts at Hampden. "I know people won't want to hear it, but it is a process," said defender Binks, who made his debut against the Swiss. "Maybe it will take a bit more time than it would at a club, but we're all on board with it and we know what [Sebastien Pocognoli] wants. It's up to us to go and deliver it. "Obviously, the result we want to get over pretty quickly and move on to Saturday. "I know we lost 3-0, but I feel I didn't have too bad a game. I just want more and I know I can do more. I just want to show that." Brondby skipper Binks says joining the Scotland squad has felt "pretty seamless". "Obviously, personally, it's a massive milestone for me and my career," he said. "It's something I've worked towards, it feels like forever. For me and my family, it's a night we'll never forget. "Once you get a taste for the first game, you want more. It's a bit like a drug, so I'm already looking forward to Saturday to hopefully put it right. "I feel like when you're around good players, you only get better yourself. I've done that in training. I was rewarded by the manager. "It's helped that there's a lot of us that are quite new. It's a new squad, fresh faces, and everyone's been brilliant with me."