Am I The Only One That Isn't Concerned About Losing Hemmings And Stewart??

[TheDarkBlues]

I have been reading on twitter, facepuke and other places about the doom and gloom with losing Hemmings and Stewart. Yes I agree that losing Harkins, Hemmings and Stewart will be a big blow, I honestly think that we will be alright moving forward and I am not overly concerned about the season ahead.

PH does have a good eye for a player and has already brought in a few players this season who I think will do the job for us. The likes of Williams, O'Hara, Duffy and Vincent look to be fitting in well and will go on to surprise a lot of the Dee faithful. I think that Fas and Yordi will be fighting for first team spots and there are goals there.

I'm not concerned for the future and I see this as another chapter in us moving forward. Players will come and go, that's just football.

[DFC1974]

Just now, TheDarkBlues said:

I have been reading on twitter, facepuke and other places about the doom and gloom with losing Hemmings and Stewart. Yes I agree that losing Harkins, Hemmings and Stewart will be a big blow, I honestly think that we will be alright moving forward and I am not overly concerned about the season ahead.

PH does have a good eye for a player and has already brought in a few players this season who I think will do the job for us. The likes of Williams, O'Hara, Duffy and Vincent look to be fitting in well and will go on to surprise a lot of the Dee faithful. I think that Fas and Yordi will be fighting for first team spots and there are goals there.

I'm not concerned for the future and I see this as another chapter in us moving forward. Players will come and go, that's just football.

Nope, I'm with you on this. I'll admit that I was a bit worried as all the uncertainty unraveled over our League Cup shambles but I think we looked as comfortable as we have ever been against Ross County as well as breaking our Highland duck. El Bak will hopefully offer something exciting and it will be interesting to see how Yordi will develop. Disappointment of the LC aside, I'm excited about this season. 

[Reverend Lovejoy]

I'm not overly worried, infact I think we'll be a stronger unit this season overall.

[md20/20]

As we do not know how the new players will turn out I am concerned. 

Greg, Gary and Kane had proven they could be match winners, numerous times turned nothing into something and without that craft and unpredictability I am a little concerned.

[J_Kitamirike]

I was more shocked and angry at Kane leaving, especially as it came out of the blue and for how little he left for.

Always expected Stewart to leave and I'm actually glad that it's coming to an end soon as this uncertainty is not good for the club.

Wasn't that bothered about Harkins as I think we be fine without him.

[Ricky Spanish]

I reckon Dingwall was just a taste of what's to come post Stewart/Hemmings/Harkins. PH no longer has to accommodate individuals and can build a proper team unit, setting up to their strengths.

I've always felt that the sheer talent we had up front kinda forced the gaffer's hand a bit into going out with the "you score 3, we'll score 4" attitude. Now he can do things his way without feeling he has to play the brilliant individuals.

[Reverend Lovejoy]

21 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

I reckon Dingwall was just a taste of what's to come post Stewart/Hemmings/Harkins. PH no longer has to accommodate individuals and can build a proper team unit, setting up to their strengths.

I've always felt that the sheer talent we had up front kinda forced the gaffer's hand a bit into going out with the "you score 3, we'll score 4" attitude. Now he can do things his way without feeling he has to play the brilliant individuals.

Agree with this.

[Wattie Rojas]

Without Greg and kane we'll have to have everyone chipping in with goals particularly the midfield. 

[Cosan]

26 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

I reckon Dingwall was just a taste of what's to come post Stewart/Hemmings/Harkins. PH no longer has to accommodate individuals and can build a proper team unit, setting up to their strengths.

I've always felt that the sheer talent we had up front kinda forced the gaffer's hand a bit into going out with the "you score 3, we'll score 4" attitude. Now he can do things his way without feeling he has to play the brilliant individuals.

I agree, I think Hartley and the team are more than capable of adapting to the change. I actually think it will lead to a more settled team and formation which could give a few of our players more confidence.

[blythswood]

6 minutes ago, Wattie Rojas said:

Without Greg and kane we'll have to have everyone chipping in with goals particularly the midfield. 

Has Gowser not doubled his tally from last season already? 

Edited 12 August 2016 by blythswood

[Ivan Drago]

I'm very concerned. Best part of 50 goals has just walked out the door in GGH, Steart and Kane. Best will in the world it's going to be hard to replace that level of goals. 

[ForzaDundee]

We've got a solid team. Top 6 easily this season, 750K banked and higher average attendances than last season. A step in the right direction.

Fear we'll lose Cammy Kerr for decent money and the end of this season though.