“I remember that Charlie Adam conducted an interview on my first day of Stoke's training land asking why the Scottish championship players were summoned, which was not very useful at that time,” McGin said.
“I don't think it was aimed at this individually or personally. The timing was just a catastrophe because I was already a little tense and hit the star.
“Therefore, in my first lunch in Mar Hall, all experienced boys were advancing on me, such as,” should not be in the team. “
“My session wasn't after 30 minutes. It was upset with nerves. Sean Maluni made me feel this small, and I managed me out and remember returning to my room and thinking about myself,” I can't compete at this level, it was very good. “
“But as the sessions continue, as you get more experience, you get more comfort and start expressing yourself more.”
McGin recalled that Adam was not the only person who believed that a player from his club should not play with Scotland.
“I will always be grateful to Gordon Stachhan to give me this opportunity and close me in my first appearance this week,” he said.
“There was a lot of pressure on me and felt a little, but I remember that first game next to Broony [Scott Brown]. Small nuggets of wisdom during the game, support before the game, and begin to feel at home. “
McGinn played 90 minutes of this friendly victory 1-0 on Denmark, and he was named a man in the match and continued to get 73 capsules.
He is now looking to play alongside a “confident” player who is developing alongside his brother Paul McGin, in Fir Park, as well as an other 18-year-old team.
“They are not here to create the numbers,” Mcjin added.
“They are here to take our places if they are in the end better than those here. He definitely has the ability to do so and James.”
