Stevie Crawford on why East Fife defeat to Dunfermline gives him 'heart'
East Fife manager Stevie Crawford said he was pleased with certain aspects of his side's performance after their 2-0 defeat to Dunfermline.
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East Fife manager Stevie Crawford said he was pleased with certain aspects of his side's performance after their 2-0 defeat to Dunfermline.
© SNS Group Seventeen points behind leaders Hearts, eight above bottom side Alloa Athletic – Dundee’s stop-start season leaves them in a fight for second place and a shot at the play-offs. More than once this campaign, the Dark Blues have shot themselves in the foot and thrown away points that looked in the bag. Games against rivals Dunfermline and Raith Rovers immediately spring to mind at Dens Park. All four goals conceded in those two key clashes came directly from set-pieces. So, is defending a dead ball the Achilles’ heel that’s killed off Dundee’s title charge this season?