'Gutted' Christie 'desperate' to help Scotland to more finals

'Gutted' Christie 'desperate' to help Scotland to more finalsImage source, SNSImage caption, Ryan Christie played in all three group-stage games at the World CupByBrian McLauchlinBBC Sport Scotland Senior ReporterPublished1 minute agoRyan Christie is "desperate" to play in more major finals with Scotland after getting his first taste of the World Cup.Scotland ended a 28-year wait for a place on international football's biggest stage, but there was disappointment following a group stage exit."It was an amazing experience," Bournemouth midfielder Christie, who played in all three group matches, told BBC Scotland."Seeing all the Scotland fans over there was incredible. The atmosphere was electric."Christie started the 1-0 defeat by Morocco in between appearances as a substitute in the 1-0 win over Haiti and a 3-0 defeat by Brazil that meant Scotland have still failed to reach the knock-out stage of a major finals."The first 72 hours afterwards, you feel a bit gutted because we were desperate to get out of the group and it wasn't to be," the 31-year-old said.Meet Sweden's top scorer who hopes to play for ScotlandPublished8 hours agoCan Scotland learn from history-making Norway?Published1 day agoBenitez refuses to rule out Scotland interest - gossipPublished10 hours agoImage source, SNSImage caption, Ryan Christie (left) was playing in the Scottish Open pro-am, where he played with Shane Lowry and former Scotland internationals Sir Kenny Dalglish and Scott Brown"But I had such a good time with that bunch of boys that have been together for so many years now."When you finish, you're just hungry for more."I'm desperate now to go to more tournaments, just thinking when's the next one?"Despite Euro 2028 being co-hosted by England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland, all four home nations have to go through qualifying.However, with two automatic spots held in...