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How Andy Robertson defied the odds to become Scotland’s greatest captain
A humble Robertson insists he is not on the level of Sir Kenny Dalglish, who is about to join and surpass as Scotland’s record appearance holder, but, as Jamie Braidwood writes, the captain has carved out a unique legacy through work-ethic and commitment
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