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Scotland turn to a foreign coach in February 2002 - former Germany boss Berti Vogts takes over from Craig Brown

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Vogts installs Tommy Burns as his assistant and hands his good friend Rainer Bonhof the job of under-21 boss

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The scale of the task facing Vogts is obvious when Scotland are thrashed 5-0 by France in his first match in charge

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Another heavy defeat follows when South Korea beat Vogts' side 4-1 - Scotland also lose 2-0 against South Africa

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By September the Scottish media are calling for Vogts to go after Scotland dismally draw 2-2 with the Faroe Islands

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But hopes of reaching Euro 2004 rise with wins over Iceland before Kenny Miller's goal secures a 1-1 draw against Germany

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James McFadden's strike then gives Scotland a brilliant 1-0 victory over Holland and a real chance of qualifying

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But Vogts is left dejected when Scotland are demolished 6-0 in the return match in Amsterdam and miss out on the finals

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Another humiliation follows in February 2004 when Scotland are thrashed 4-0 by Wales - Vogts' days look numbered

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Time seems almost up for Vogts as Scotland begin the World Cup qualifiers by drawing with Slovenia and losing to Norway

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A 1-1 draw against Moldova leaves Scotland one off the bottom of Group Five and Vogts on the brink of the sack