The Tartan Army boss and his squad arrived in Belgrade still unable to fathom out their woeful start to Friday night's 2-1 defeat to Wales at Hampden Park - a result which kept them rooted to the bottom of Group A with two points from five games.The second half was fine, we looked like we were going to score and then we lose a goal and then the last 15 minutes, we didn't really count that.Birmingham City defender Paul Caddis has joined up with the squad whom the former Southampton, Celtic and Middlesbrough boss believes are still licking their wounds following the defeat to Wales.It was a freak 25 minutes," said Strachan at the pre-match press conference at the Scotland hotelI can't call it a bad 25 minutes. I thought it was freaky, what I (saw) was totally unusual. I spoke to the players and they had never seen anything like that 25 minutes anywhere in their footballing career. I don't think that will ever happen again - I know it won't happen again.
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