BBC · Sep 13, 2016
McGhee eyes Snodgrass for leading role
Oliver Burke and Robert Snodgrass offer Scotland attacking options from midfieldScotland assistant manager Mark McGhee says Robert Snodgrass can provide the leadership lost in the international retirement of team captain Scott Brown.
Snodgrass was key to Scotland beating Malta last month in their opening World Cup qualifying campaign tie, scoring a hat-trick in the 5-1 win.
McGhee believes the Hull City attacker has the personality and influence to become a leading figure in the squad.
"He's a fantastic character, a genuinely nice guy," said McGhee.
"He's a bit of fun so he lightens up the camp as well, but when it comes to the business end, he's right there.