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Trio land call-ups after two ruled out; SCOTLAND UPDATE: Crawford, Dickov and Alexander replace McCann and Sullivan
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BERTI VOGTS has drafted Stevie Crawford, Paul Dickov and Neil
Alexander in to the squad to travel to the Faroe Islands on September
7 after two call-offs.
Rangers forward Neil McCann is out of action with a thigh problem,
while Tottenham keeper Neil Sullivan is sidelined for at least two
months with a broken thumb.
That has opened the door for Dunfermline and Leicester strikers
Crawford and Dickov, and Cardiff No.1 Alexander.
Crawford has enjoyed an excellent start to t...
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