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Cameron Builds Fitness After Saints Draw · Tue 20 Oct
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The Courier reports that Lyall Cameron is doing extra work every day to build his fitness after a stop-start spell, with Saturday’s draw at St Johnstone his first full ninety minutes for United.
The National reports that Jim Goodwin described United as the Premiership’s youngest squad and believes the players will keep improving. United are four matches unbeaten, although he remains frustrated that dominant spells against Falkirk and St Johnstone did not become victories.
On Aberdeen, Stephen Robinson says Kevin Nisbet scored against St Mirren despite missing training last week with a hamstring issue. The Press and Journal reports that Brad Lyons went off with a possible recurrence of a knee problem, while substitute Ayoub Mouloua’s goal gave Robinson food for thought ahead of Saturday’s visit to Tannadice.
Away from the current squad, former United teammates Duncan Ferguson and Gary Bollan have taken charge at Glentoran as manager and assistant. Ferguson has signed a multi-year contract and says he wants to build an attacking team capable of winning trophies.
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The Courier
The National
Aberdeen FC
The Press and Journal
Glentoran FC
Glentoran FC
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