Scott Allan

Its not,we now write off players due to cost alone...welcome to the new world.

 

Managed correctly could be an issue :smiley-laughing002:

 

He'll get his chance, want him in CAM though just switch between him and Rogic for a bit of competition between them.

 

Don't understand why.

 

Even if you never rated Rogic, tearing up his contract is extreme thickness..

 

Witness the thickness.

 

I can see it..

 

Hope he starts the next game.

 

Read the first sentence and decided you know nothing about football or running a football club, so didn't read the rest :bbpd:

 

Unfortunately I have, but I live in hope.

He might not answer me now.

 

Or, he'll continue to progress as he has throughout his career already, which is that he'll look fantastic at Scottish Championship level, decent at SPFL level, but not really do much beyond that.

He'll be a decent hand domestically, but he's a far cry from the saviour many are claiming him to be in my opinion.

Were his ninth club in his five or so years as a pro, and he's already 24. If he was really a special talent he wouldn't have been bouncing around the like of MK Dons and Portsmouth on loan recently.

 

I think he looks out of his depth.

lack of awareness is my biggest issue with him but maybe he just needs more game time.

 

He's not out of his depth, he's like a lot of our current first team squad in that he's a domestic level player.

 

It's not that hard really, we simply look at what he's done already and use that as a basis for the time being. That's how it usually happens, isn't it?

If we sign a player we don't just ignore his history and pretend we know nothing about him, do we?

 

I think he has some very useful abilities, his passing so far has been very good. It's just a matter of finding the right tactics and style to be able to get the best out of him and others around him.

 

I'm looking at both, which is why I said that he looks like a decent domestic level player (much like most of our squad to be honest), but that he probably won't do much beyond that.

If he goes on to play a blinder in the Champions League or Europa League next season then my opinion will change, obviously.

Well, when Mulgrew came here I saw that he'd done not too badly at all during his loan spell at Dundee United, not really done that well during his time down south, and had done well for Aberdeen.

I concluded that he was a decent enough player at domestic level, but not much more, and that's what he's shown in my opinion.