'Outfought' and 'not good enough' - Robertson on Scotland defeat

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"The whole team."We didn't do the good things we did on Saturday, I don't know what that's down to. They caused us a lot of problems and we have to find the reasons why."We wanted to kick on from Saturday because we had a really positive feeling about what we we're doing and where we we're going.

We didn't do that."It's been a long camp, I don't know if it was down to tiredness, but Slovenia have played the same amount of games as us. I think that's what happened tonight."Pocognoli echoed his captain's assessment that Scotland were well below par."We didn't deserve to get the win, that's the reality," he said.

We will try to go through the process we want and learn from this one and do better in the next one."Figure caption, 'Scotland didn't deserve to win' - PocognoliAnalysis: Pocognoli 'period of grace is over'When Pocognoli took over as Clarke's successor in August, the Belgian was clear he would try to take Scotland in a new direction. "I think that period of grace is now over."That was as poor a Scotland performance as I can remember for a while against an opposition you are expecting us to go and beat."Slovenia got in behind Scotland's high defensive line repeatedly and former national team captain Willie Miller is unsure if Pocognoli will stick with his back three."This is Pocognoli's preferred system and he's had time to work with the system, it was just all over the place," Miller said on Sportsound."Time and time again there were huge gaps appearing and Slovenia were taking advantage."Our situation is we've got a new manager in, he's got a preferred system, what does he do?