Must've been a bigger tumble than it first seemed. 

has ben linked with transfers a few times the past few windows and seems a popular one.

think this his last season with us

My favourite player but form through the injury period has been really poor with the absolute pits at Killie.

That was also Nadir's nadir.

If he was more consistent he would have been gone by now

Contracted until 2016 isn't he. On current form we'd be lucky to get 7 figures for him. If he doesn't start putting in a shift if we got in excess of 7 figures I'd sell in Jan

We don't really need to be selling anyone right now but on the other side of the coin I don't want to see him go stale either, unfortunately no revolving door is guaranteed in football and at the moment there is no one pushing either way

RogerTheAlien wrote:

Now we are debt free with a wee bit of cash In the Sherman tank, If we sold him for say around 2 million, 1.5 million to the club for safety, agents fee etc then 300K to Jackie for the squad, that could be 3 decent bosmans on 2 year deals (Murray Davidson, Kris Doolan and even Conor Townsend).

 
No sure Townsend would want to extend his loan for less than a grand p/w tbh

St Obswell wrote:

RogerTheAlien wrote:

Now we are debt free with a wee bit of cash In the Sherman tank, If we sold him for say around 2 million, 1.5 million to the club for safety, agents fee etc then 300K to Jackie for the squad, that could be 3 decent bosmans on 2 year deals (Murray Davidson, Kris Doolan and even Conor Townsend).

 
No sure Townsend would want to extend his loan for less than a grand p/w tbh

 
Bad maths meant 450k

When playing shite he's still much better than Rankin and Paton.

I reckon someone will come in for him at the end of the season.  His form between now and then will dictate the fee.

He doesnt look fit to me, but showed when he came on in the derby at Dens what he can do with a bit of space.  A big problem I feel we have, exemplified by the Killie game, is we are far too narrow in attack when GMS isnt on.  Ciftci, Dow and Erskine all look to attack through the middle which means teams FBs can just tuck in and, when a CM drops back, there just isnt any space.

Armstrong is at his best when he receives the ball at pace with a bit of room.  Hes not the type of player that can get the ball at a standstill then beat a couple of men to make the space himself (very few players are).  Last year teams had to contend with Robertson down the left which always stretch the game out a bit more making things easier for our attackers.

Aladdin wrote:

I reckon someone will come in for him at the end of the season.  His form between now and then will dictate the fee.

He doesnt look fit to me, but showed when he came on in the derby at Dens what he can do with a bit of space.  A big problem I feel we have, exemplified by the Killie game, is we are far too narrow in attack when GMS isnt on.  Ciftci, Dow and Erskine all look to attack through the middle which means teams FBs can just tuck in and, when a CM drops back, there just isnt any space.

Armstrong is at his best when he receives the ball at pace with a bit of room.  Hes not the type of player that can get the ball at a standstill then beat a couple of men to make the space himself (very few players are).  Last year teams had to contend with Robertson down the left which always stretch the game out a bit more making things easier for our attackers.

 
We always play narrow. That was evident v Killie, no one attacking the flanks.

don't think its an attitude thing with stretch...i think he's not fit

stobievulture wrote:

don't think its an attitude thing with stretch...i think he's not fit

 
This ^^^^ for me, but he's getting there.