Gordon Strachan interview with Henry Winter: 'I never really enjoyed the World Cups, three weeks in a room which was basically a prison cell, Sir Alex was next door coming to visit every now and then to see if I was still alive'

"Gordon Strachan expressed, "You're responsible for so many people. As Scotland manager, it's a whole nation. As Celtic manager, it's people all around the world. As Coventry manager, it's basically the people in the Coventry area, and you understand how important it is to these people.""

"Reflecting on his past, Strachan shared, "I put the gear on at the side of my bed. I just couldn't think straight. I thought, well, I'll have a walk.'" He ended up walking 12 miles, illustrating the intense pressure he faced as a manager."

Gordon Strachan feels positive as Coventry City celebrates its Championship trophy presentation at the Coventry Building Society Arena. This event is particularly meaningful for Strachan, who managed the club when it fell from the top flight 25 years ago. He recalls the pressures of management, including a time he got lost while walking to clear his head after a defeat. Strachan emphasizes the responsibility he felt for the people connected to the club and the community.

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