Curtis Main says Saints must improve in breaking down stubborn teams
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dailyrecord.co.ukBy Kyle GunnCurtis Main insists that St Mirren need to get used to breaking teams down after losing 1-0 at home to a stuffy Dundee side last weekend.
Saints had 62 percent of the ball but they couldn’t break James McPake’s side down after Scotland under-21 midfielder Max Anderson’s early strike which gave the visitors all three points.
Despite the former Aberdeen striker partnering fellow attacker Eamonn Brophy up front the Buddies just couldn’t break the resistance of a spirited Dee defensive unit.
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