Barry Ferguson is still taking his time over any decision regarding a return to the national side. He says he has yet to turn his mind to the prospect of a return to the Scotland side. The Birmingham midfielder was banned from selection for international games following the infamous "Boozegate" affair under George Burley's regime. Current Scotland boss Craig Levein has wiped the slate clean and is keen to have Ferguson available for selection. Levein spoke to Ferguson back in March but the player claims he is no closer to making a decision.
Ferguson said: "I have not given it any thought and the manager knows exactly where I am coming from. I told Craig that my priority was seeing out the season with total commitment to my club. I would then go away on holiday with my family and return for pre-season at the start of July. It was agreed that we would discuss things again before the start of the new campaign and that remains the case. I am aware a decision will have to be made. When that time comes, I'll make it."
Barry Ferguson is still taking his time over any decision regarding a return to the national side. He says he has yet to turn his mind to the prospect of a return to the Scotland side. The Birmingham midfielder was banned from selection for international games following the infamous "