texanwellfan

Would also be worthwhile seeing if we can also tie it into some arrangement for loan players…… if it’s true

His other achievement not mentioned is taking 3 points home from Ibrox. I understand the concerns and why people are not keen on SK but I’d say we have actually seen some decent football from us earlier on in the season that seems to have been forgotten about but definitely agree that some recent performances have been rank. I’d also agree that he is a frustratingly slow learner or perhaps a bit narrow minded on how we should play. However, all in all I don’t think he’s worse than many experienced managers who are set in their ways. At lease there’s some hope, with SK being a fairly new manager, that he will learn and adapt. I’d rather move forward with the stability of keeping SK rather than changing managers every two years and not just because of the financial benefits. I think we have a better chance of maintaining a settled team/squad and achieving “success” by having the same long term manager. Of course we have to sell players who attract interest and can financially benefit the club from being sold but if we can maintain same basic core with minor adjustments year on year, that’s better than managers coming in every two years in with different styles of play and clearing out the playing staff to replace them with players they like. I also think that SK has shown some skill in developing individuals as well as keeping team morale up, attributes that may help us attract some good players. I’m probably on the minority but i thought we played some good football when we got beat 4-1 at Dundee. We lost the plot, mentally, for 10 minutes and it was a terrible score line but for a lot of that game there was some nice football. Granted, St Mirren first half was woeful but better second half. With players coming back to fitness I think we will see more good than bad performances.

Change Tony’s loan to a signing

I think SK has some glaring issues and perhaps some of his decisions are made based on info that we don’t have but overall I’m happy to keep him here. I think keeping the same manager brings some much needed stability to our club. I don’t think there’s any doubt that the players play for him and I think overall he improves players individually. I think he is capable of maintaining our premiership status. I’m not sure that we will get an significantly better manager especially seeing how other clubs around us have done, with Aberdeen perhaps being the exception but then again, they probably have a bigger budget than us. Considering he is also a fairly inexperienced manager I’m sure he is only going to improve year upon year. Yes, perhaps he is a slow learner and stubborn but as just mentioned with experience I think his drawbacks will become less and his positives will grow.

But if I recall correctly Utd have trouble dealing with Maswanhise. So I’d assume either him or Moses up front with Stam

Unfortunately, No Tony next week Vs United

With Paton and Nicholson coming back in it may enable our midfield to Play some football and provide a decent service for Watt and Stam up front. I know Stam missed a chance today but I don’t think he can be fairly judged until we start creating several chance a game for him.

Nice to inflict a sucker punch on the opposition instead of being on the receiving end. Got to admit that although we were lookin the better team, I was just waiting on them grabbing a late freaky/jammy/wonder/disputed goal

plus: Great result clean sheet. Better second half. Players coming back from injury to active. Negative: terrible display first half. poor starting line up future: Wilson to left back Tavares out Kaletta in. Halliday out Paton in. Stop having Miller take free kicks from our half. Cut down on the long fkn hopeless punts up the park

Finally Tavares off

Blaney been ok but on a yellow. Move Wilson back there and Blaney off. Paton in midfield where Wilson was. Tavares out and Kaletta in and take it from there for 10 mins or so.

I was thinking along those lines but that’s really when they are putting a wall in front of the wall to stop argy bargy but when have you ever seen that called the ref will line thEm up like that but once the whistle goes it’s out the window

I have no fkn clue. Watched the replay and still no clue. Perhaps some obscure rule that a ref blows for once every 20 years or something

Dundee first half was so much better than this. Dreadful stuff on display but thankfully from St Mirren as well. We haven’t given Watt or Stam a decent pass yet.

Maybe if we actually get the ball and pass it to players in shooting positions. Not much footbalnfrom us at all so far.