Well the honeymoon is over from my perspective and now we need to see results. Yogi has been allowed a fair degree of time to settle in. He has been allowed to look at all the players and experiment with quite a few systems. The players appear to be in agreement with the training methods and developing a new style of play. Here is my advice !!
Brill is OK but I would hope that he has some "competition" next season.
We have quite a few defenders now that can play in a few defensive positions. Draper actually looks the part at centre half as he has the "head" to make up for the lack of pace. It would be interesting to see him pairing up with Warren.
We need to make up our minds where we are going to start Graeme Shinnie. To me he left wing back is where he should be. By playing him all over the place we may actually have prevented other clubs from looking too closely and hopefully he will stay.
Tansey is evidently earmarked as the playmaker and we have Foran and Draper who could be the holding midfielder - but that is a position that needs new blood.
Doran has simply got to be bullied in to maintaining his fitness and should be dropped when he hits a certain weight. Christie must start in the old Andy Shinnie role - and he is another reason why we do not need Andy Shinnie.
And finally we need a traditional centre forward which may alter Yogi's thoughts about wide players - in Watkins and Williams (NOT Vincent) we have a couple of potential "beauts".
And next season may be where Russell Latapy finally makes his mark and attracts players from old haunts.
Can Yogi maintain our momentum ? Well he certainly has the "tools" for the job as long as the Board and/or Subway provide a bit of investment.
Everyone else is irrelivent, you support your club and your team, your local team.
No matter how big or small, its your club.
Alex MacLeod
There are many figures bandied about for prices and yes there are cheap tickets to be had on the continent. Borussia Dortmund, in 2012, had a cheap ticket of just over £12 and their most expensive was
CaleyT
I'm actually quite optimistic about next season.
A few rough edges to sort out but I really don't think we're all that far away from the finished product and the close season should provide plenty of
Well the honeymoon is over from my perspective and now we need to see results. Yogi has been allowed a fair degree of time to settle in. He has been allowed to look at all the players and experiment with quite a few systems. The players appear to be in agreement with the training methods and developing a new style of play. Here is my advice !!
Brill is OK but I would hope that he has some "competition" next season.
We have quite a few defenders now that can play in a few defensive positions. Draper actually looks the part at centre half as he has the "head" to make up for the lack of pace. It would be interesting to see him pairing up with Warren.
We need to make up our minds where we are going to start Graeme Shinnie. To me he left wing back is where he should be. By playing him all over the place we may actually have prevented other clubs from looking too closely and hopefully he will stay.
Tansey is evidently earmarked as the playmaker and we have Foran and Draper who could be the holding midfielder - but that is a position that needs new blood.
Doran has simply got to be bullied in to maintaining his fitness and should be dropped when he hits a certain weight. Christie must start in the old Andy Shinnie role - and he is another reason why we do not need Andy Shinnie.
And finally we need a traditional centre forward which may alter Yogi's thoughts about wide players - in Watkins and Williams (NOT Vincent) we have a couple of potential "beauts".
And next season may be where Russell Latapy finally makes his mark and attracts players from old haunts.
Can Yogi maintain our momentum ? Well he certainly has the "tools" for the job as long as the Board and/or Subway provide a bit of investment.