Arbroath v Morton

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22 hours ago, dunning1874 said:

You can't discount the possibility that he's just saying one thing in public to protect the players while saying another behind closed doors, which is fine and would make this point academic, but somewhat concerned by Imrie saying we were excellent in the first half and could have been 2 or 3 up when in reality we were utterly toothless and rarely looked like scoring. The message to the players should be that collectively they simply haven't been good enough and need to improve to start winning games; if they're being allowed to delude themselves into thinking they're playing well and it's only luck that's keeping them from winning, it's more difficult to see that improvement coming any time soon.

Probably feels he has to put a positive spin on it when the chairman is publicly saying draws aren't any good.