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MR ANGRY SETS SIGHTS ON CAP

By Matt Badcock

HAPPY DAYS: Clark Robertson celebrates Blackpool’s play-off success last term and, inset, playing for Scotland U21s
PICTURE: Action Images

CLARK Robertson says the advice of Blackpool boss Gary Bowyer to ‘play angry’ has taken his performances to the next level – and he wants to use this season as a platform to push for a first Scotland call-up.
The ball-playing centre-half has been one of the Seasiders’ top performers following their League Two play-off triumph almost 12 months ago.
Robertson, 24, joined Blackpool from home town club Aber...

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