The thing is that we’ve ‘got away’ with a few this season and yesterday’s sort of result has been in the post for a while. Think back to St Johnstone and St Mirren away and the Sheep at home. All games finished 0-0, but you know that in every single one of them had the opposition got a goal, we were beat as we barely mustered anything up front in any of them. And so it finally proved yesterday.
I can’t see much changing in the near future, especially not next week against the new club, but looking ahead to the next few matches the home games against Killie and Well are critical. We need to be looking at getting a minimum of four points out of those.
staying in the league is the main aim and we should never forget that but surely with the squad we have we could be doing much better going forward? we have decent attacking players who have shown previously that if you set them up correctly can cause problems for the opposition.
we don't even look like we want to attack teams. if we are solid defensively then good we might lose much but we never actively go and try win a game even against the poorer teams in the league.
a pretty tough run of games coming up so need to watch out or we can easily be dragged down into that relegation scrap.
We played St Mirren a few weeks ago and the 3 points were there for the taking. They hadn't played in 4 weeks and had numerous debutants playing due to covid decimating their squad. We should have been ripping right in to them and trying to get the points and few goals in the process. As it was, their cobbled together squad managed 16 shots to our 4. 4 shots in 90 minutes against a weak St Mirren team that haven't played for 4 weeks?
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I can’t see much changing in the near future, especially not next week against the new club.
Can we not just dinghy the game next week and take a 3-0 and 3 point loss. Could be beneficial in the long run