Stenhousemuir’s Naismith Praises Falkirk’s Impressive Style
Stenhousemuir’s manager Gary Naismith has expressed admiration for Falkirk’s impressive style of play ahead of their upcoming match on Sunday evening. This League One showdown is set to kick off at 7:30 PM, marking a new experience for Naismith.
Naismith’s Focus on Performance
As Stenhousemuir prepares for the local derby, Naismith’s primary concern is on delivering performance. He emphasizes the importance of players giving their best on the pitch. “What I can ask is to focus on our best version,” he stated. He added that even with a stellar performance, victory is not guaranteed against a strong opponent like Falkirk.
A Capacity Crowd Awaits
This match is expected to draw a full crowd, creating an exciting atmosphere for both players and fans. Naismith noted, “It’ll only be rewarding for the players if we perform well.” The anticipation for the event underscores the significance of local rivalries in Scottish football.
Naismith’s Respect for McGlynn
Naismith has a historical connection with Falkirk’s head coach, John McGlynn. Although their paths crossed early in Naismith’s career, he recognizes McGlynn’s journey in the football world. “He’s worked his way up the ladder; he’s thorough and has his team playing an attractive style of football,” Naismith remarked.
Falkirk’s Recent Performance
Naismith praised Falkirk’s recent display against Livingston. They showcased their offensive capabilities, dominating the first half and nearly securing a significant lead. Naismith acknowledged, “They were excellent and could have been four or five up by half-time.”
Key Facts
- Match Date: Sunday Evening
- Kick-off Time: 7:30 PM
- Manager: Gary Naismith (Stenhousemuir)
- Opponent: John McGlynn (Falkirk)
- Stenhousemuir’s Objective: Best performance
- Falkirk’s Last Match: Strong performance against Livingston
- Anticipation: Capacity crowd expected
As the local derby approaches, all eyes will be on the performance of both teams. Stenhousemuir seeks to uphold its competitive spirit while respecting Falkirk’s impressive football style.
