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CALUM WOODGER: Different experiences can benefit Dundee United's Bairns and the Dark Blues must be wary of 'The Smokie Joes' - Vimarsana News

CALUM WOODGER: Different experiences can benefit Dundee United's Bairns and the Dark Blues must be wary of 'The Smokie Joes'

© David Young/Action Plus/Shutters Talented Dundee United kid Lewis Neilson has joined Falkirk on loan for the remainder of the season. Much has been made of the talented crop of youngsters coming through at Dundee United right now – and with good reason. We’ve already seen what many of them can do at first team level for the Terrors this season. Heading out on loan to the lower leagues will be a different experience from pulling on a tangerine jersey in the Premiership but one which will undoubtedly benefit them in the long run. At Montrose, Chris Mochrie is at one of the best – and b...

LEE WILKIE: I'd love to play in front of Dundee United's Swiss wall Benjamin Siegrist - and why Dundee need to start making chances count - Vimarsana News

LEE WILKIE: I'd love to play in front of Dundee United's Swiss wall Benjamin Siegrist - and why Dundee need to start making chances count

by Lee Wilkie © PA Dundee United No 1 Benjamin Siegrist made a number of good stops against Celtic on Sunday. I’ve played with some very good goalkeepers down the years but, I must admit, I’m jealous of Dundee United’s backline having the Swiss wall, Benjamin Siegrist, behind them. It was a joy to play in front of the likes of Lukasz Zaluska and Rab Douglas – most of the time – but Siegrist has got it all. It’s not possible to defend every phase of play. Everyone has to rely on keepers at some point. They’re the last line of defence for a reason.

Rangers loan watch: Jones comes to life at Sunderland as Mayo sees red for Pars - Vimarsana News

Rangers loan watch: Jones comes to life at Sunderland as Mayo sees red for Pars

RANGERS may not have been in action this weekend after the players got a well-earned rest following their thrilling 9-5 aggregate win over Royal Antwerp in the Europa League, but there were plenty of youngsters sent away on loan from Ibrox who got some valuable game-time this weekend. Here, Times Sport takes a look at how the loan Rangers got on at their respective clubs - with some faring better than others. Jamie Murphy (Hibernian) Started in his side's 2-0 defeat to Motherwell on Saturday but never really got going. Played in a more central role than he is perhaps used to but still d...

Rangers loan watch: Brandon Barker makes his mark as Glenn Middleton shines against Celtic - Vimarsana News

Rangers loan watch: Brandon Barker makes his mark as Glenn Middleton shines against Celtic

Steven Gerrard's Rangers are flying high at the top of the Scottish Premiership and the battle for places is tougher than ever.  The Light currently have 12 stars out on loan in Scotland and beyond at present in a bid to give players some much needed game time.  From academy talents to out of favour first team squad members, Herald and Times Sport have examined how the Rangers loanees performed over the weekend.  Glenn Middleton (St Johnstone) – 2 appearances 0 goals The Scotland under-21 international got his first real taste of action for St Johnstone when introduced off the ...

ANALYSIS: Dundee's Achilles heel - has defending set-pieces killed off title hopes? - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS: Dundee's Achilles heel - has defending set-pieces killed off title hopes?

© 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?