Although Wilson already seems to have a gift for it, scoring goals does not come without a decent pressure portion.
However, Critchley has assured him that there is no attention on him on the bench.
“There is no pressure from us, you just have to go out and play your game,” said the former Blackpool chief. “It has been fantastic in recent weeks.
“He is an apprentice arranged with thirst for information and wants to improve. We can help him with that, while James has to be himself.”
Something that is easier to say it to do it sometimes, but Wilson has a wise head on young shoulders, and Clarke has echoed the Critchley applause.
He previously talked about his enjoyment to leave with national youth teams to play with his friends.
The product of the Hearts Academy, Adam Forrester, is with Scotland Sub-21S this week. Wilson has just overlooked that age group completely.
As expected, he observes his front partner Lawrence Shankland as a hawk in training, “trying to feed on him.”
The captain will not be with him this week after not making Clarke cut himself, but there will be a family face in his “mentor” Craig Gordon, who made his international debut almost three years before Wilson was born.
“Obviously he has an invaluable experience,” he said about the 42 -year -old goalkeeper.
“Ask questions, I ask you questions. We are only feeding information together; it is really important to me.”
Wilson’s interactions at the other end of the age scale are more visual than audible.
“At school, the little ones present themselves asking for photos that are quite great and a bit strange,” he added. “It’s simply different now, I guess.”
It is already different and if the rhythm of their progress continues, the people who ask for selfies will only become a more regular fact for the child who could have the task of solving the problem of the Scotland striker.
