In many ways, Dundee are the blueprint for what we would want to do next season. A sensible managerial appointment and a huge turnover in playing staff. Most of their signings have done well, and as a result they get top 6. Gits
If it was a pay as you play sort of thing I'd probably be fine. I like him, but his injury record is a bit of a concern. I guess St Johnstone must have got rid of him for a reason
Our squad will, and should, look very different next season. I'm still not entirely convinced by Jim Goodwin, but fair's fair, he has done exactly what was asked of him.
It's maybe worth reflecting that since Ian Murray described Dundee United as "rattled" before our game with them a few weeks back, Dundee United have scored 12 points in 4 games and Raith Rovers have scored 7 points from 5 games.
Sometimes it does pay to do your talking on the park.
I've never seen United win a league before, I was too young in 1983 and the curtailed Covid season, in many respects, didn't count. It's nice, but I feel relief rather than joy.
Raith Rovers hanging on in there for as long as they did kept it interesting, but I can't help thinking they really let us off the hook. We were there for the taking several times this season and they never took advantage of that.
What a horrible game. Ayr were very well organised and hard to play against, and we were nervy as f**k. I don't think for a second we win that without the red card. Oh well.