What do you consider success this season?

[Doakes 2,983]

As it says on the tin!

What would you consider to be "success" this season?

[Magic Monkey 4,657]

10th place or higher.

[Drew 21,116]

8th.

[thomsons dropped it 2,218]

10th or above......however like Drew 8th would be good, probably meaning it has not been too much of a struggle....

[shull 30,986]

Try to win the lot.

Go for it every match 100%

If we fail at any or all it is nothing to get upset about as long as total commitment was given.

Leicester City changed my thoughts.

8th , 10th  

Edited July 10, 2018 by shull

[elvis 2,767]

With all these young boys we are signing winning a game will be good lol. It could work or it could be a complete disaster time will tell. 

[Lord Pityme 6,723]

I am really excited by the prospect of us fielding a young, tall, strong team who are not backfilled by the usual suspects, but supplemented by pasionate guys like Stephen McGinn, Sammy and Flynn. Forgive me for the leap in comparison, but what Stubbs attempting to do has the feel of the current engerland set up. Lots of young, big strong lads with a real hunger to show what they can achieve as a united group.

who knows how it will play out, but by christ its better than waiting to see which OF, or round the block duds from scottish football end up in the stripes!

[DougJamie 6,819]

10th would mean a lot of failure. Accies lost as many games as we won last season. Finish above Livi Accies Dundee and Fakes for me is success. I say Fakes cause i think they will be down there. So 8th min

[Ethan 1,020]

Being comfortably away from the bottom 2 will do for me. We are a team in progression so survival is a must.

[pozbaird 20,991]

Same as I post on every thread of this ilk.... don’t get relegated, don’t be the shock result and get papped out the cups by lower league diddies we should have beaten, don’t suffer a 7-0 type pumping to Sellik (or anyone really), and don’t try to shitfest our way to safety by playing for 0-0 results.

That’s about it. 

[Isle Of Bute Saint 9,955]

Survival anything else will be a bonus.  

[Wendy Saintss 2,654]

I would consider the domestic treble a success, even if our colts don't also win the diddy cup.  Wouldn't anyone?

Would we consider it a success if our colts beat the first team in the League Cup final?

[munoz 8,465]

Playing our football in the top division is important,  so survival first and foremost.  That been said, that dosnt mean we have to settle for 10th place. 

 

[MenstrieSaint 1,076]

1 hour ago, Lord Pityme said:

I am really excited by the prospect of us fielding a young, tall, strong team who are not backfilled by the usual suspects, but supplemented by pasionate guys like Stephen McGinn, Sammy and Flynn. Forgive me for the leap in comparison, but what Stubbs attempting to do has the feel of the current engerland set up. Lots of young, big strong lads with a real hunger to show what they can achieve as a united group.

who knows how it will play out, but by christ its better than waiting to see which OF, or round the block duds from scottish football end up in the stripes!

Pretty much sums up how I feel , I would also like us to play attractive football , that creates loads of chances . Looking forward to see Josh Heaton play , he looks hard as ..... Don't think many teams will bully us this year .

[bazil85 3,276]

1 hour ago, Magic Monkey said:

10th place or higher.

Agreed

[LargsBud 686]

A lot of people aiming low here.

It depends how you define "success" but to me success would be top 6.

10th or above would be acceptable and I'd be happy enough with that considering we have just came up but I wouldn't use the word "success" to describe it.

[17/03/13 377]

Never being in contention to be relegated

[stevie1877smfc 300]

Win 1 of the cups to stop the treble treble take points off sevco and septik in the league beat morton in the play off yeehaa

[Cornwall_Saint 4,024]

My usual response to promotion is to begin with achieving survival. Now that we've had a fair amount of changes, new manager coming in, and a few signings, many of whom are unknown quantities, I'll definitely be happy with survival.

Good cup runs would be nice too, if we get beaten I'd prefer it to be to SPL opposition. In the League Cup, a top 2 finish is a must in that group, and we really should be taking 9pts from this which should be good enough to progress. Worried about our lack of match practice going into the opener,but Killie is the one game which should be tough going. Last 16 onwards is luck of the draw, as is the Scottish Cup. Hope the Colts can win one or two games in the Challenge Cup too, a few of the Colt sides have found it very challenging though (excuse the pun).

[oaksoft 13,125]

2 hours ago, Doakes said:

As it says on the tin!

What would you consider to be "success" this season?

Winning the league or one of the cups.

[Jack the lad 309]

2 hours ago, Isle Of Bute Saint said:

Survival anything else will be a bonus.  

This, but at the moment I have the fear!  Time will tell.

[faraway saint 30,246]

37 minutes ago, oaksoft said:

Winning the league or one of the cups.

But, according to some, the league cup is only for testing out new players etc.

Success, inside the top 8.

[Hambud 3,137]

Winning the treble,

 

Winning the league and one of the cups.

 

Winning a cup double.

 

Winning the league.

 

Winning a cup.

 

Any of these would be success.

 

 

 

[Bud the Baker 8,663]

Avoiding relegation.

[truesaint 437]

Not Sitting in the relegation zone for the majority of the season and avoiding relegation. Giving both of the old scum a doing, preferably on their own patch (have missed the tears of joy and hysterical laughter at the same time). Beaten finalists or better in the Scottish Cup (presuming if we get beaten the winner has qualified for Europe). Raking in a couple of million selling a player at the end of the season after picking them up for tuppence.