Killie and Dundee offering Bruce Anderson a deal. Wouldn’t of minded united going for him.

Paton at Queens Park should be on our radar, good scoring record in a team that just avoided the playoffs, if we're gonna take a punt, it should be on someone like him.

dufc2019 wrote:

CCX2 2010 wrote:

RogerTheAlien wrote:

Killie and Dundee offering Bruce Anderson a deal. Wouldn’t of minded united going for him.

 
Both Anderson and Murray's best days are behind them, it's a no from me.

Sadat and Grieve will both be leaving the club with Watt and Moult looking like they will be staying.

The two coming in need to ge young, energetic, quick and a bit of an unknown gor me.

I want something a bit different, Cfiti or Sfranko type that gets my arse off the seat.

Anderson is 25 years old
 

 
🤣 I should have googled that before I typed it.

You know what I mean though been about for a while🤣

Tek wrote:

Rumour that we want Alex Gogic.

Be very happy with that signing.

Rated him since his days at Accies.

 
Signed a new contract at St Mirren so can put that one to bed.

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Tek wrote:

JerryDungle wrote:

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Are we signing the riddler?

Regan Charles-Cook being mentioned on mad. Ex county boy.

Charlie telfer has grown in to a excellent centre midfielder

SuperMario wrote:

Charlie telfer has grown in to a excellent centre midfielder

 
Aye he’s looked very good this year with Airdrie.  Funny how him and Cammy Ballantyne - two players who were deemed not good enough for United - have been integral parts of a team who have arguably played much better football than us at times this year.

First time we played Airdrie at Tannadice, they bored the shit out of me, passing the ba about at the back from side to side, but the other three times we’ve played them they’ve looked very good.

dufc2019 wrote:

SuperMario wrote:

Charlie telfer has grown in to a excellent centre midfielder

airdrie have a good manager that knows how to get a team playing good football
 

 
A lot of good it's done them

Christ, we've done exactly what Goodwin said and exactly how he said he was going to do it.
Yes we did have hiccups. Who would have bet against that at start of season.
Yet some on here not backing him, and particularly pointing at Dunfermline debacle.
It happens, get over it, get real, get behind him 100%.
Put a damper on revolving door.

I think Jim has a lot to still to do to oprove that he is the man for the job. Everyone who sat and watched Utd during the hiccup and witnessed the same slow pedestrian football and the like for like substituting whilst calling out for a change were quite right to question if he was the man for the job and only with the forced changes due to the injuries to the first choice centre half pairing did performances improve.

dufc2019 wrote:

Shakey Isles Arab wrote:

Christ, we've done exactly what Goodwin said and exactly how he said he was going to do it.
Yes we did have hiccups. Who would have bet against that at start of season.
Yet some on here not backing him, and particularly pointing at Dunfermline debacle.
It happens, get over it, get real, get behind him 100%.
Put a damper on revolving door.

i'd say after that Dunfermline game 80-90% of the support wanted him sacked. Before the last Raith game there was a lot of doom and gloom with most not thinking we would beat them.

I'd say JG has almost no credit in the bank and the first sticyk patch we have the fans will turn on him.
 

 
You are right, some fans just can't take to him and will be like a coiled spring, waiting on a bad run of form but they got it wrong this season and some people don't like being incorrect.

To say he has no credit in the bank is wide of the mark unless you blame him for the relegation debacle.  I don't blame him and can't for the life in me understand why anyone would. Like many others I was there, I watched them, I heard 100% of fans saying we were down after County put 4 by us. That team just didn't have the balls for a fight, they absolutely shat it when it came to a battle after the split.

As Shaky said we need to get behind him and going by season ticket sales we are again supporting the club massively again.

I am again impressed by Goodwins ruthlessness with the amount of players we let go and expect further guys to be told they are free to go ( Gallagher & Grimshaw).

The feeling of impending doom before the Raith match also had a lot to do with injuries to key personnel which I felt also.

Onwards and upwards.