Two teams struggling to find a bit of form. Can we escape with a point? - view external link
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Two teams struggling to find a bit of form. Can we escape with a point? - view external link
After the initial surprise it transpires that Louis Laing has played in midfield before. Maybe method in Mark McGhee's madness.
He certainly has more managerial experience than me! I'll bow to his judgement.
Seems to me that every team who needs a change in their results only have to play us to get the boost they need.Dundee Utd haven't won a game except for the one against us,Thistle hadn't scored a goal away from home until they scored against us and have now put a couple of results together.St. Johnstone got a lift by beating us,now we face Aberdeen who have conceded goals in their last four games and are in need of a clean sheet and a win,against a team like us who average less than a goal a game and struggle to create chances.Everything points to an Aberdeen victory by a couple of goals so let's hope McGhee and the team show some "steel" mentality and gives us all a victory or even a point.
We are sh1te and Aberdeen wont lose 5 games on the trot, gubbed again.
Nope, we'll get grubbed because we are rubbish and Aberdeen will be desperate to get their season back on track and get one over on McGhee.Quote:
Originally Posted by jwok
Await ur next post as aa usual ur wrong once again by a long way so don't expect to hear from you until later in week when you slag something we do as u never give credit and today we deserve it as good point and your hatred former McGhee will stop you admitting that
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Originally Posted by wellowell
Unlucky pal, here I am and sorry to disappoint you but I do give the team credit for today as that was a very good point at a difficult venue and by the sounds of things we could easily have won it late on, although so could Aberdeen as Ripley was forced into a very good save in the latter stages.
As was said on another thread, the team have deservedly been given criticism for the performances so far this season and anyone's lack of faith in them ahead of an away trip to Pittodrie was totally understandable, but they earned themselves a lot of credit today with a good result and performance.
We now need to build on today and it'll be interesting to see how we