“Process” has been mentioned so frequently by Scotland’s head coach and players lately that it could almost serve as the team’s new slogan.
However, the term accurately reflects the situation.
Pocognoli is working to introduce a system that differs significantly from that of his predecessor. He is also seeking to establish a new mentality while integrating several recent additions into the squad.
The Belgian coach, his players and Bowie are still at the beginning of this transition. Nevertheless, the forward, currently on loan at Sassuolo, believes the pieces are starting to come together and sees this as his chance to make an impact.
Bowie explained that the extended international break gives the squad much more time together, allowing the coach to communicate his vision and tactical approach more clearly. He added that playing additional matches naturally means spending slightly less time in training.
For Bowie, the arrival of a new manager with a different philosophy represents an opportunity to begin again.
He said the coach reassured him that he had nothing to prove and simply needed to perform in the way the manager knew he could. Bowie believes that is exactly what he has been doing.
Bowie, who made his Rovers debut at the age of 16, acknowledged that many Scottish supporters may still judge him by the player they remember from his spell at Hibs.
He feels that moving to Serie A has changed him, as the competition presents a new kind of test and provides valuable experience at a more demanding level.
As a result, Bowie believes he has raised his game and is now demonstrating that progress through his performances.
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