Williamson wants to lead Scotland team including McCoist

Williamson wants to lead Scotland team including McCoistImage source, SNSImage caption, Bobby Williamson has managed Kenya and Uganda at international levelByKheredine IdessaneBBC Sport Scotland Senior ReporterPublished2 minutes agoFormer Hibernian and Kilmarnock manager Bobby Williamson has put himself forward for the job as Scotland head coach leading a dream team of Ally McCoist, Scott Brown and Kevin Thomson.The 64-year-old, who has previously managed the Kenyan and Ugandan national sides, admits "I'm not going to excite the Tartan Army" but thinks his backroom team could.McCoist managed Rangers and previously assisted Walter Smith with Scotland, Brown won much silverware captaining Celtic, while Thomson helped Rangers to a Uefa Cup final."I tried to get through to Ian Maxwell and the president, but it's not happened and I've obviously got someone else working on that to see if it is worth pursuing," 64-year-old Williamson told BBC Radio Scotland.McGinn 'forever grateful' to outgoing Scotland boss ClarkePublished3 days agoWhy new Scotland head coach has tricky taskPublished3 days ago'More than a manager' - Scotland players pay tribute to ClarkePublished4 days ago"I am not going to excite the Tartan Army, I know that for a fact, but maybe with these future international coaches getting a go at it, that might excite them because of what they achieved with Scotland and their club sides."Former Rangers, West Bromwich Albion, Rotherham United and Kilmarnock striker Williamson has been out of football management for 10 years.However, reading reports from his home in Africa about Steve Clarke's resignation as national head coach set his mind racing."I've been out of the game for a while, but I was looking at the newspaper reports about who's favourite to get the job and I thought my CV stacks up very well," he said."I've managed two national teams here in Africa. In Ugan...