MockChop wrote:

We, as fans, need to just forget it & look to the next one (or two, at home).

Let the players & staff analyse it & hopefully learn from it. 6 points in the next two would be a good response.

 

The next 2 home games against Arbroath and Morton we need 6 points imo. They are the games we need to be winning especially at home. We don't take maximum points from both it will be massively disappointing.

PatReilly wrote:

TheShed wrote:

PatReilly wrote:

Seen a few folk mention it, not only here but across other sites: surely Robbie didn't go with Shankland up top himself today? If so, I shouldn't be surprised, some managers, including Robbie, brood over their team choices too much when they should go with the obvious.

 
It was McMullan right, Pawlett centre, Appere left in a 3 behind Shankland. And it didn’t ever look like working.

Thank you The Shed.

Teams will always get a result like we did at Ayr, these things happen. So, while that was a discouraging scoreline, the bigger disappointment is Robbie changing a system which had produced results.
 

Also when you consider how many times 4-2-3-1 was ineffective last season and Robbie stuck with it.

Hope it has the right effect and made the team realise there is a long way to go to win this league

TheShed wrote:

PatReilly wrote:

Seen a few folk mention it, not only here but across other sites: surely Robbie didn't go with Shankland up top himself today? If so, I shouldn't be surprised, some managers, including Robbie, brood over their team choices too much when they should go with the obvious.

 
It was McMullan right, Pawlett centre, Appere left in a 3 behind Shankland.  And it didn’t ever look like working.

 
Shocking management. Should have been exactly same team and just as attacking as last 65m v Dundee. More Pap than Pep (who at least can blame his defeat on VERY dodgy CH pairing) Arbroath and beating them is now huge to get back on track quickly.

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