Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack is currently in Germany to support the Scotland national team during Euro 2024. Cormack expressed his confidence in manager Steve Clarke’s ability to guide the team to the knockout stages of a major tournament, something Scotland has never achieved before. He highlighted the strength of the squad despite a few injuries and emphasized the endless possibilities that lie ahead.
Cormack, accompanied by his son Craig, made a spontaneous decision to travel from the United States to Munich for Scotland’s opening game. This trip holds special significance for Cormack as he wanted to create lasting memories with his son on a father-son adventure. Despite the last-minute nature of the decision, Cormack is thrilled to be part of the Tartan Army and to witness Scotland’s Euro 2024 campaign firsthand.
Reflecting on his past experiences supporting the national team, Cormack recalled iconic moments like Scotland’s victory over England in 1977 and various other games he attended in the 1970s. His lifelong passion for Scottish football and the national team has remained strong, even as he resided in the United States, where access to games was limited. The opportunity to be present at Euro 2024 was a chance he couldn’t pass up, considering the unpredictability of future opportunities to support Scotland on a global stage.
As Cormack and his son plan to travel to Cologne for Scotland’s match against Switzerland, he is savoring every moment of this unique experience. The journey to Munich and subsequent trips across Germany to support the team represent a culmination of Cormack’s dedication to Scottish football and his unwavering support for the national team. Despite the challenges of distance and time, his commitment to being part of Scotland’s historic Euro 2024 campaign is unwavering, echoing the sentiments of many passionate fans across the country. This journey is not just about football; it’s about shared experiences, family bonds, and the enduring spirit of the Tartan Army.