The Scottish FA has confirmed Gordon Strachan will stay on as national team manager following a performance review. The board of the SFA issued a statement confirming they have considered the performance of the Scotland Mens A squad in their World Cup qualifying campaign to date.The statement said: Following the review, the decision has been taken to continue to support Gordon Strachan and his staff. Scotland captain Darren Fletcher and assistant manager Mark McGhee have both voiced their support for Gordon Strachan Stewart Regan, Scottish FA Chief Executive added: The Board have considered the teams performance since the start of the campaign and subsequently discussed the disappointing points total after four matches.Gordon shared the disappointment of the Board and, of course, the fans. He is adamant, however, that we can recover the position and believes a play-off place still to be attainable.The Board are convinced that he still has the hunger for this challenge and we have four home qualifiers in 2017 to rejuvenate our campaign.Scotland have beaten Malta and drawn with Lithuania in the current World Cup qualifying campaign but have been beaten 3-0 by Slovakia and England. Six months half price Upgrade to Sky Sports to watch Man Utd v Arsenal on Saturday and get the first six months half price We were all extremely disappointed with the result on Friday night [against England] but having reflected on our performance, I still believe we can get ourselves back into contention in the group, Strachan said.There are still 18 points to play for and the players, the staff and I, as in previous games, will give everything we have to turn things around.I have said consistently that our fans deserve success and a return to a major tournament finals, he added.Although we have had a difficult start to the campaign, I firmly believe that this group of players, together with our supporters, can maximise our chances of a play-off place, starting with the home match against Slovenia in March.Upgrade to Sky Sports now to watch Man Utd v Arsenal this Saturday and get the first six months half price! 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He used to say teams who held the ball longer were just better at wasting time in the huddle.But Philadelphia is 2-0 heading into Sundays game against unbeaten Pittsburgh.---LOVIN IT: Burgers, fries and football. That was the menu for Todd Bowles during his playing days with the Washington Redskins.With such an emphasis on nutrition and players health these days, the New York Jets coach was asked how prevalent diet restrictions were in the NFL back in the late-1980s and early `90s.We had McDonalds every day for lunch, Bowles said, stunning reporters. A quarter-pounder with cheese, apple pie, and french fries. Yes, we did. Every single day. Friday was Italian day, and we had pizza and Italian food. Monday through Thursday, we had McDonalds.Wait a second. An NFL team allowed its players to feast on fast food?It was brought in, yes, Bowles insisted. Our lunch time was McDonalds back then. 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And going into Chicago, whether Chicago is playing great or not so great, is a tough place to play, especially for a young kid. But I thought he handled himself extremely well. Im impressed with him.And I think Doug (Pederson) and that staff -- and Im a little biased to Doug because he and I are really good friends and we go way back, and he was a teammate and a great friend of mine for a long time and still is -- the play calling and design ... I thought was really good and it also fit what Carson does well.---PB&J OVER PAIN: Emmanuel Sanders, who signed a three-year, $33 million extension with the Broncos on the eve of this seasons opener, has gained a reputation as a fearless receiver who can take a licking and keep on ticking.He sustained one of his wickedest hits ever when he collided with Colts cornerback Antonio Cromartie last weekend. The collision quieted the crowd and sent both men retreating to the sideline to catch their breath.Sanders popped up and trotted to the sideline. Cromartie was slower to get to his feet.Sometimes I get hit and Ive got to get up, Sanders said. I remember, my uncle always used to tell me, `If youre not dead, you run off that field. I dont care if youve got a broken leg. I guess it stuck with me because, man, I took that hit the other day and I wanted to lay on the ground and wanted someone to bring me a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.I went to the sideline, I looked at `Greek (athletic trainer Steve Antonopulos), I said, `Do I really want to play football? I had that conversation with myself. I couldnt catch my breath, Sanders said. But then next play, Im back in there. Im loving what I do and I love my teammates and I love winning the most. 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