Wigan Athletic boss Gary Caldwell has spoken about Scotland's World Cup journey, reminiscing about the team's last appearance in 1998. Caldwell, who was 16 years old at the time, remembers hanging a flag outside his house and watching the game against Brazil with his family. He admits that playing at a World Cup was something he would have relished, but his career coincided with Scotland's poor period of not qualifying for major competitions. Caldwell will be watching the games as passionately as any Scottish supporter, and his brother Steven will be doing punditry work in America. Scotland kick off their campaign against Haiti on June 14, followed by matches against Morocco and Brazil.