Robbo calls for supporters to be cheering the nation on right from the start against Belarus

BOSS BELIEF Clarke hails big victory

- BY SCOTT MCDERMOTT

ANDY ROBERTSON could feel the Tartan Army's frustration.

For most of the match against Greece, the Scotland crowd were simply silent.

And at 1-0 down, the groans started as fans began to see their World Cup dream slip away.

The captain could have no complaints at that stage. Steve Clarke's side were second best.

But half an hour later, it was a different story.

Hampden was in a state of euphoria, Scotland were 3-1 up and Googling Esta Visa applications for a trip to the USA.

By the end of the game, the Tartan Army were roaring again as Robertson and Co sent them home happy.

And the skipper wants to hear them again tomorrow, only this time at the START of their must-win clash with Belarus.

Clarke's men have seven points from three games already but another victory could really put them in the driving seat for the World Cup.

Robertson accepts the team will have to perform better.

But he’s urged the home crowd to get behind from the offand ensure they stay unbeaten in Group C.

He said: “We felt the frustration from the fans the other night, which is never good.

“But we completely understood it.

“We could also feel the emotions they had at the end of the game.

“And for me, that's the most important thing.

“Everyone went back home or to the pub celebrating three points.

“It's another step closer to hopefully achieving our dreams.