Stuart Armstrong

Like, Aberdeen did still have, like, a couple opportunities that I think...

Did Stuart Armstrong go close with one, I seem to recall?

Yeah, there was a couple that kind of, like, went close, but nothing that...

Panda didn't make, like, a good save

I'm going to say maybe an A- for the week as regards to the whole fixture schedule.

Stuart, welcome aboard as well.

Thank you.

Thank you very much for having me back on.

We could go the entire season and look miserable as long as we're picking up the points and getting into the cup finals.

That's all that counts for me.

Stuart, I'll say the same to you.

Your opinions of the game as a whole?

But yeah, I mean, they had their periods and Kevin Nisbet was, but I thought this was even telling as well.

And again, I wrote this article that Like, Stuart Armstrong and Kevin Nisbet were the two most dangerous players.

Stuart Armstrong, 34.

We obviously know that he's very much coming towards the end of his career.

Even Kevin Nisbet, not quite, like, I felt harsh for Singleton about it because he's far from the biggest problem in the squad.

Rangers break from it.

Kelsey does well, just drives the ball forward, brings it up the park.

it's Penrice at left back and I felt that improved him as well because I felt he had a bit more thrust going forward from left back he hits like eventually Kelsey knocks it to Buani his left foot he crosses clear and it's worked back to Penrice Penrice hits a shot and the Deary very good movement inside the penalty area and you can see him for the replays well on side just side calmly side foots at home from seven yards and that was you thought that was it but Stuart Armstrong right near the end like very close

I think they do need to maybe realise where they are in the pecking order in Scotland, which is probably at a pushforth.

And they've had pretty much zero success the last 10, 15 years, other than a couple of running Celtic close, but... you know, that's ancient history now, and the way that club's handled itself over the last, like, five years, I've had money pumped into it left, right and centre by Dave Gormack, and I've had, you know, what, four or five managers, and, you know, Aberdeen fans were wanting rather Jimmy to lean until they were blown to face, and all of a sudden I'm seeing folk now want him back, and it's like, he already was unborrowed time and he probably got six months gratuity because of the Scottish Cup win and now they're all looking back again I just think there's a massive massive problem in that club and I think the squad's rotting to the core to be totally honest I know they get I know Robinson trimmed most of the fat but I just don't think that you know a 34 35 year old Stuart Armstrong's really going to be your really your answer I just don't see it I don't think to be honest with you Ola Sanya's your answer Kevin Nisbet's propping that club up to be honest with his goals at the start of the season but They're rotten.

They're absolutely rotten and they don't look like a team that's willing to roll their sleeves up and work and see under Stephen Robinson, see if you're not willing to do the basics and run, which by the way is free.

You'll not be successful.

Listen, they were trying, they were all trying.

Stuart Armstrong, especially in the middle of the park, he was the one trying to get them going.

Again, it's not another great home performance.

I think they lost the last game here to St. Johnston.

Who did you travel back with? I think so, there was

a few of us then, Stu, I can actually remember Stuart Armstrong now, because it was the second, I never knew, I didn't know him, sorry, until the second camp, and now obviously he's up at Aberdeen, and he's, I got on really well with him, when we were away with Scotland because he gets well he's really close with Lyndon so Lyndon obviously is someone that I knew as I said before so I was kind of gravitating towards him a lot so like I ended up getting on really well with Stu and then he's obviously signed recently for Aberdeen so yeah I remember just China travelling back I think I think Connor Barron was potentially any of the boys that were maybe central to Glasgow or near Glasgow Edinburgh were kind of all on the same flight back but then as I said a lot of the boys were flying back off to obviously the boys in Italy and stuff there were three or four boys from Italy playing in Italy so they were flying to different places.

Going back to the changing room after the Poland game again just through your eyes what were you seeing? Is there anybody or anything in particular that you remember?

Yeah, no, it was just obviously a kind of, as I say, it was just like a happy dressing room, to be honest.