JIM SPENCE: Arbroath are a part-time success story….but there will be sleepless nights for Brechin committee
I had my first visit of the season to Gayfield last Saturday, at the end of which, Arbroath sat proudly fourth in the Championship table.
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JIM SPENCE: Dundee United are miles ahead of Dundee and will romp to the title
Dundee United will romp to the Championship title and back to the Premiership.
Jim Spence: Lawrence Shankland’s Scotland success story should inspire every player who has suffered setback
Lawrence Shankland’s performances in his two Scotland appearances were a boost for every player who has ever suffered a career setback.
JIM SPENCE: Lawrence Shankland in a class of his own, while Dundee big names need to show more
For football purists last night’s Dundee derby will linger in the memory like a rainy January weekend in Blackpool.
JIM SPENCE: Fears grow for Dundee and Dundee United but St Johnstone are in safe hands
Having watched Tayside’s top three teams in the last week my fear factor has grown for two of them - the Dundee pair.
JIM SPENCE: Tommy Wright is the man to get St Johnstone moving up the table
There have been mutterings of disaffection from some St Johnstone fans about manager Tommy Wright after Saints’ dire start to the season.
JIM SPENCE: He who pays the piper calls the tune
Scottish football’s new TV deal with Sky received the kind of welcome reserved for a drunken uncle at a wedding reception.
Jim Spence: Dundee United have reigned supreme at Tannadice but travel sickness can afflict them
Form and consistency in football tends to be as elusive as the Scottish wildcat.
Jim Spence: Dundee United’s support provides hope for future regardless of play-off outcome
Tannadice Park rocked with over 11,000 fans for Thursday’s match against St Mirren, proving that the play-offs, no matter how flawed, are hugely popular and also that there is a great latent support for a successful Dundee United side.
JIM SPENCE: David Turnbull saga shows how modern football works
The David Turnbull signs for Celtic, no he doesn’t, yes he does, saga, is a lesson in how modern football works when seriously big money is at stake.