The PFA Scotland dinner takes place tonight and we would probably be best sticking the starters back in the oven
The PFA Scotland dinner takes place tonight but, given the state of play with the manager-of-the-year contenders, we would probably be best sticking the starters back in the oven. Derek McInnes, Tony Docherty and John McGlynn are three thoroughly-deserving candidates.
Of course, this all comes down to the fact the awards dinner takes place before the season wraps up. It’s just a shame that we might risk having a deserving candidate missing out on an accolade that should be his. As I said, the trio in the running have performed heroics for their club this term. His first campaign as a boss couldn’t have gone any better at Dens Park, with his newly-promoted Dundee side over-achieving to finish in the top six. You couldn’t argue against him winning the award if his team pip St Mirren to a European berth, although that’s now unlikely after yesterday’s loss to the Buddies.
Frankie McAvoy did the head coach act, with Naisy all the while whispering in his ear. But Steven has grown in stature and Hearts are rightly standing proud as best of the rest in third. OK, they had two goes at beating Rangers in Hampden semi-finals this season and came up short, but that can happen to any team.
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