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Chelsea fans hammer Scotland boss for Billy Gilmour call

Scotland kicked off their Euro 2020 campaign with a defeat at the hands of the Czech Republic. Afterwards, Chelsea fans were upset Billy Gilmour wasn’t used.

The🐭 20-year-old remained on the bench as Steve Clarke saw his team go down 2-0. A brace from Patrik Schick w♕as enough to see the Czech Republic home.

Gilmour was called up for the 26-man squa𝔉d following injuries to Ryan Jack and Kenny McLean.

The 🧜Chelsea y🙈oungster boasts some serious potential and looks set for a bright future in the game.

Photo by Chloe Knott - Danehouse/Getty Images
Photo by Chloe Knott – Danehouse/Getty Images

It hasn’t been a great season for the Blue✅s youngster. He has found game time tough to come by but🍸 was on the bench as Chelsea lifted the Champions League.

Despite a lack of games at club level, Gilmour was expected๊ to get a start in the middle ofﷺ the park for Scotland.

Clarke instead opted⭕ for tried and tested and it backfired against the Czech Republic,ꦓ who won the day at Hampden Park.

Gilmour, who earns at Stamford Bridge, will now hope⛦ to impress his boss ahead of Friday’s massive game against England.

The youngster has 22 appea🐲rances to his name at Chelsea. At this stage it’s not sure what the future holds, with Thomas𝔉 Tuchel possibly considering a loan move for him.

Before next season gets underway though, he’ll h𓂃ope to get some minutes for Scotland at Euro 2020.

Chelsea fans gutted for Gilmour

Following today’s disappointing ꧂result for Scotland, Chelsea fans have offered some sympathy to their player.

Photo by Eric Verhoeven/Soccrates/Getty Images
Photo by Eric Verhoeven/Soccrates/Getty Images

They can’t 🍌believe that with the Tartan Army chasing a goal, Gilmour wasn’t given the chance to pull some strings fr♏om midfield.

Scotland were missing a🌊 bit of quality but Clarke opted to leave the youngster among his substitutes.

Here ღwe look at what Chelsea fans had to say as Gilmour was denied a Euro 2020 opportunit🌜y.

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