To be fair, the point is a good one: you’d normally expect strikers to be the ones finishing off chances. But football isn’t that tidy any more. Sometimes the guy up front is asked to pull strings rat...
Barron does the ugly, unglamorous work most supporters barely notice, and he deserves credit rather than flak. Energy and work-rate are the baseline, but he brings more than just running about. Mor...
There’s a logic to keeping an experienced, homegrown international around when you’re about to rip the squad up and start again. Danny Rohl has talked about him as a leader and, to be fair, you can se...
Right after that miserable cup final the manager didn’t spend long on the scoreboard — he kept coming back to the performance. The message was plain: the result stung, yes, but don’t let one game defi...
Plenty of folk have said Rangers would have beaten Celtic twice if Barron had played. I get the point, his work-rate lifts a midfield, but that alone doesn't turn a team into title winners. Energy is ...
There’s a fair point buried in the posts about Fernandez: supporters will always dream big, but transfer markets don’t take fan wishlists seriously. The truth is the selling club’s price and the playe...
To be fair, you can see Gassama wants to do well. His body language tells you he cares — that look when a play goes wrong, the disappointment is obvious. Trouble is, care alone doesn't stop the game m...
To cut to the chase: that was a miserable watch, but the points are ours and that’s what counts. If the opposition want to clog up the pitch with five at the back and everyone packed in front of them,...
Koppen's approach feels like common sense finally catching up with the club. Instead of splashing cash on established names, we've started to look for value in places others ignore. That keeps the wag...
To be fair, coming away from Paisley with three points was the kind of away day you take and don't complain about. Plenty moaned afterwards, but the truth is it was a useful win and we didn't look in ...
Barron brings the kind of bite and industry our midfield has been crying out for. He's not a showy creator — he presses, wins it back, and sets the team's engine running. Why his energy matters To...
If we’re honest, Barron’s become the subject of daft hyperbole. I’m a big fan, but labelling him the second coming of Zidane or the next global superstar does neither him nor the club any favours. Enj...