I think an obvious answer is to switch away from the direct, attritional play we've tried in the first half of both home games this week. We set up with an immobile and technically limited midfield, with 2 holding in front of a back 3 that concede easy goals regardless - meanwhile carrying no threat going forward other than leaving Oakley to tussle with entire defences and not having supporting numbers in midfield to pick up the scraps he wins.
Not only are we not scoring goals this way but it's completely brutal, pub-level football to serve up. If you're going to play hoofball then you need a squad of hammer-throwing bastards to lean into it properly and we don't have that.
I don't actually know where McGrattan or Bearne were supposed to be playing when they came on because they were popping up all over the pitch in an attempt to make something happen and credit to them, along with Boyd they dragged the game into our favour. Dunfermline looked desperate to completely shit the bed and it's disappointing we didn't let them.