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My bad. That would mean since October he has probably covered most games this season. 
I will let the gaffer be the judge of if he is good enough, though could be playing to his level at Kelty.

For whatever reason he only featured in around 15 games for Kelty this season. 
From what I seen of his limited game time with us, he looked very raw. At the age of 21 years old, you should be as good as ready. Imo he didn't look any better than Jack Baird at that age.

Can't see Dunne staying beyond summer with links to Aberdeen and also from what I have seen of Finlayson, I'm not sure if he has enough quality for this level to be kept on.

He's originally from Erskine. 

200k for Dunne would be very decent. I don't think we have seen enough of him to justify his value being much more. If he were to leave I wouldn't be that disappointed. 
I would have liked McCarthy to have stayed, though with the interest down south in him last summer, I am sure he will feel he can get a similar interest when his contract expires. 

We had a bid accepted by Peterborough two summers ago, though Motherwell matched it and he chose them over us after spending half a season on loan there.
I only remember some of his earlier career when he looked quite promising at Killie and Dundee, which led to a move to Peterborough around same time as Jason Naismith.

We had a bid accepted by Peterborough two summers ago, though Motherwell matched it and he chose them over us after spending half a season on loan there.
I only remember some of his earlier career when he looked quite promising at Killie and Dundee, which led to a move to Peterborough around same time as Jason Naismith.

We had a bid accepted by Peterborough two summers ago, though Motherwell matched it and he chose them over us after spending half a season on loan there.
I only remember some of his earlier career when he looked quite promising at Killie and Dundee, which led to a move to Peterborough around same time as Jason Naismith.

Off the  top of my head Thompson. Dorman. Thomson. McGinn.
I am not getting at you personally I just find that people now bum up players that are only moderate.  McGrath was the same. The standard in the Premier League is appalling .the reason the League is so tight from fourth to ninth is that they are all shit. 
Maybe I am just an old cynic but the level of player now is very poor. Moderate players look good. Perhaps I am hankering after a time that never existed. Maybe I should just chuck  it.
 
 
 

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Gary, take a look at Morecambes league positions over the last 20 years or so. They were battling in bottom 4 or 5 in league 2 up until finishing 4th last season, where they went on to win promotion for first time to league 1 (Derek Adams got them promoted).
They have lowest budget in the league and are punching well above their weight with games in hand over other clubs. 
If you dig a little deeper he had majority backing from their fans.
He did a decent job at Motherwell on a similar if not less budget than ours and stuck with a lot of youth players.
This is far from a bad appointment imo. Like any appointment, it can go either way in terms of results. 

Gary, take a look at Morecambes league positions over the last 20 years or so. They were battling in bottom 4 or 5 in league 2 up until finishing 4th last season, where they went on to win promotion for first time to league 1 (Derek Adams got them promoted).
They have lowest budget in the league and are punching well above their weight with games in hand over other clubs. 
If you dig a little deeper he had majority backing from their fans.
He did a decent job at Motherwell on a similar if not less budget than ours and stuck with a lot of youth players.
This is far from a bad appointment imo. Like any appointment, it can go either way in terms of results. 

Gary, take a look at Morecambes league positions over the last 20 years or so. They were battling in bottom 4 or 5 in league 2 up until finishing 4th last season, where they went on to win promotion for first time to league 1 (Derek Adams got them promoted).
They have lowest budget in the league and are punching well above their weight with games in hand over other clubs. 
If you dig a little deeper he had majority backing from their fans.
He did a decent job at Motherwell on a similar if not less budget than ours and stuck with a lot of youth players.
This is far from a bad appointment imo. Like any appointment, it can go either way in terms of results. 

Gary, take a look at Morecambes league positions over the last 20 years or so. They were battling in bottom 4 or 5 in league 2 up until finishing 4th last season, where they went on to win promotion for first time to league 1 (Derek Adams got them promoted).
They have lowest budget in the league and are punching well above their weight with games in hand over other clubs. 
If you dig a little deeper he had majority backing from their fans.
He did a decent job at Motherwell on a similar if not less budget than ours and stuck with a lot of youth players.
This is far from a bad appointment imo. Like any appointment, it can go either way in terms of results. 

Gary, take a look at Morecambes league positions over the last 20 years or so. They were battling in bottom 4 or 5 in league 2 up until finishing 4th last season, where they went on to win promotion for first time to league 1 (Derek Adams got them promoted).
They have lowest budget in the league and are punching well above their weight with games in hand over other clubs. 
If you dig a little deeper he had majority backing from their fans.
He did a decent job at Motherwell on a similar if not less budget than ours and stuck with a lot of youth players.
This is far from a bad appointment imo. Like any appointment, it can go either way in terms of results. 

Gary, take a look at Morecambes league positions over the last 20 years or so. They were battling in bottom 4 or 5 in league 2 up until finishing 4th last season, where they went on to win promotion for first time to league 1 (Derek Adams got them promoted).
They have lowest budget in the league and are punching well above their weight with games in hand over other clubs. 
If you dig a little deeper he had majority backing from their fans.
He did a decent job at Motherwell on a similar if not less budget than ours and stuck with a lot of youth players.
This is far from a bad appointment imo. Like any appointment, it can go either way in terms of results. 

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Whoever takes on the Aberdeen job has a potential avoid relegation job on their hands this season. and build for next season if that's avoided (never went well for killie).
It's never an overnight job to turn a clubs fortunes.
Money does speak, though I'd like to think what you have referenced is enough for Jim to hold out for better success with us this season, raising his stock at the end of the season. A strong finish may even make him consider staying a little longer.
Jack Ross left early, though as the same with Jim, there was an opportunity to make life changing money. The difference from my opinion, is the size of a club Sunderland are, tripling his wages and with the potential to take the club to the English Championship. It really was too good an offer to turn down, considering they were an EPL team only 2-3 years previously.
Our clubs ambitions match Jims and at times, we may not be able to stretch further in our budget, I think he has been given great resources to build the squad he has ended up with this season.