This is the moment when SFA chief executive Gordon Smith announced that the ban on shamed Scotland duo Barry Ferguson and Allan McGregor will be lifted.
The pair will be allowed back into the Scotland fold - if the new manager decides they are needed.
McGregor and Ferguson had been ruled out after their drinking antics led to their shameful v-signs escapade, which was caught on camera and beamed around the world.
There will also be returns for Kris Boyd, who refused to play for Burley, and anyone else the new boss says is needed back in the team.
"The new manager will definitely have a say in who he wants to play," Smith said.
"The manager has the decision on all forms of dealing with discipline.
"If a new manager comes in, I'm quite sure that they will be give the licence to pick whoever they want, provided the people you've mentioned who are out of the scene just now do want to be involved."
Smith said there was no shortlist as yet and a new manager would be announced by February at the latest.
