Montrose boss Stewart Petrie is looking his players to be right “at it” in this afternoon’s Angus derby with Forfar after a below-par performance in defeat last week at Stenhousemuir.
Brechin boss Barry Smith will once again be down to the bare bones for this afternoon’s crunch clash at Airdrie.
Dundee’s Andy Dales insists plastic isn’t fantastic but he is equally adamant there will be no excuses from him or his team-mates if they are not pitch perfect at Livingston today.
Dundee boss Jim McIntyre is looking for his team to build on their last two results when they travel to face Livingston at the Tony Macaroni Arena tomorrow.
It has been confirmed that Dundee United’s eagerly-awaited William Hill Scottish Cup quarter-final will take place at Tannadice on Sunday, March 3, at 3.30pm with game to be shown live on BBC Scotland. Robbie Neilson’s side are set to face the winners of the Inverness v Ross County fifth-round replay.
Dundee boss Jim McIntyre is hoping that the security of a long-term contract can help striker Andrew Nelson realise his potential and feel wanted again.
Forfar boss Jim Weir has received a double signing boost with Darren Whyte and Adam Eckersley pledging their immediate futures to the club.
St Johnstone have announced that full-back Richard Foster has agreed a new contract which will keep him at the club until May, next year. The 33-year-old former Aberdeen, Bristol City, Rangers and Ross County defender joined Saints in August, 2016.
Dundee’s Andrew Nelson has praised strike partner Craig Curran for helping him hit the ground running with the Dark Blues – by pestering him constantly.
Dundee United’s Cammy Smith has refused to slate his former team-mate Paul McGinn for a reckless challenge during Saturday’s William Hill Scottish Cup tie against St Mirren.