Some strange (poor) refereeing decisions today, but job done.
An away win against the Championship favourites is always a decent result.
It's obvious where we need strengthening, but from JBA's recent presser, it sounds like more bodies are incoming.
On a different day St Johnstone would have scored two own goals. A couple of clearances that somehow cleared the bar with the defender having no idea what was going to happen.
He's basically said we need to bring in strikers. It's not like he hasn't seen a game of football before.
It will also take time to adjust, because players in this league have lobbing high balls in their DNA.
I'm not a fan of loans from any team in the same league unless we have a chance to sign them at the end of the deal.
As much as anything it puts unnecessary pressure (and scrutiny) on the loanee, who is open to accusations of not trying (or worse, cheating) when a poor result for us would benefit their parent club.
When I watched us win the cup at Hampden, we sold more than 1000 tickets.
Our biggest Friday night attendance was the recent Dundee Utd cup game. I can't remember the score for that one, maybe you can remind me,.
I genuinely don't think he was as bad as some people thought he was,
He had his moments, of course, but was at least at decent shot stopper. Something Gardiner struggled with on his best days.
Aye, I mentioned Gardiner again - he was THAT bad.