Coming good at the right time?

[TerryTheTerror]

Recently (and when he first joined), I think Csaba has proved that, given the right quality of players, he can get the team winning.

[shedka]

Whilst I've been a big critic of Laszlo, I would love to be proved wrong.

The jury is still out but the performances against St Mirren, Falkirk and the second half at Brechin have shown that something has changed.

However, the questions would be - why has it taken so long to get this reaction from the players? and is it due to the manager or is it down to the influence of the players who have recently joined the club (on and off the park)?

I'm hoping that Laszlo is the answer because it's the best scenario for our club but there's still some way to go before I'm convinced.

Exactly where I am, definitely the likes of Mohsni and Ralston with their attitudes have improved things, we are also getting guys back to fitness at right time, Briels is one who can add something the next few games, Fraser can only improve, we have Gillespie/Stanton/Flood all contributing just now and Durnan still to come back in allowing Murdoch to go back to left back

We will know more on Saturday evening

If he starts doing daft things again like playing Quinn/Edge/Scobbie out of the blue then it will be a concern

[PortugueseFrank]

As long as the players put in the effort, Csaba's systems have proved that can work.

Scott Fraser in the Courier today praising Csaba. Even defending him a bit.

"The gaffer has been brilliant with me and speaks to me every day.

“He is desperate for me to get back in – it’s not as if he is just not playing me."

I think that last wee line is for those that have been criticising Laszlo for not playing Fraser recently.

End of day, patience with Csaba is beginning to pay off. He has guided the squad through a dire spell and has them performing again.