Exactly five years ago Joe Hart sat slumped and shattered on the Hampden turf.
As the Tartan Army jubilantly celebrated two magnificent Leigh Griffiths free-kicks, the foxed England goalkeeper was staring into the international abyss.
Hart was on his way out. The knives were already being sharpened after weak goals lost the previous summer at Euro 2016 to Wales’ Gareth Bale and Iceland’s Kolbeinn Sigthorsson.
