Craig Levein to sue SFA in bid to get contract paid in full This notification has been received despite the Scottish FA's offer to honour Craig's contract in full, an offer that was made immediately upon the Board's decision to relieve Craig of his duties on November 5, 2012. In the notification received, failure to make a proposal in lieu of compensation has been cited. It is the view of the Scottish FA that no such offer is required given Craig's decision to resign, especially since an offer of mediation was rejected by his legal representatives. We will make no further comment at this time. Levein had found himself under pressure after the Scots failed to record a single win from their opening four games of the current campaign. Draws at home to Serbia and Macedonia, followed by defeats away to Wales and Belgium, left Scotland bottom of their group with little hope of booking their place at Brazil in 2014. Those results ultimately sealed the fate of the former Hearts and Dundee United boss and his near-three-year tenure came to an end last month. Under-21s boss Billy Stark was placed in interim charge while the SFA search for Levein's successor.