Reading captain Graeme Murty thinks that winning two caps with Scotland as they won the Kirin Cup was the perfect end to his season.
Murty made his first international start in the game with Bulgaria which the Scots won 5-1 and he then got his second start in the draw with hosts Japan.
That was enough to win the competition and 31 year old Murty rounded off a record breaking season in style.
‘It’s been really good. We’ve done ever so well to win the cup,’ Murty told the Reading Evening Post.
‘I never expected to get this call-up but the manager had said he wanted me to be involved with the team, so that’s all well and good.
‘I’ve had the chance to prove myself at the highest level so it’s given my confidence a boost and it’s a fantastic way to end a memorable season.
‘I’ve worked really hard and I’ve enjoyed the rewards at a domestic level and come here and won the Kirin Cup.’
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great season for him and a great way to round it off. Do you think he will be in your squad next season?
not as much as this year proberly
Of course he will what are u talking about?
He is our captin why would hte replace him??
Some people have no idea!
What was the Kiran Cup anyway. Who took part?
Japan, Scotlan Bulgeria or however u spell them
cause he might not be good enough in the premiership why else
Whether he’s good enough for the prem or not green giant, the fact that he has a contract would point to a very good reason that he will be in the SQUAD. DOH !!!
I think he’s a good player and should play for Scotland in a few more years to come!