Murray 'buzzing' with Pressley's ideas but 'patience' required

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3 days ago

New captain Simon Murray says the Dundee squad are "buzzing" with the new ideas Steven Pressley is implementing but admits "patience" is required from the support.
Pressley's tenure began with a League Cup group-stage exit as back-to-back defeats to Airdrie and Alloa were followed by wins over Bonnyrigg and Montrose.
The Dark Blues get the new Premiership campaign under way on Sunday with the visit of Hibs.
Striker Murray, who was appointed skipper by new boss Pressley last month, told Sky Sports: "It's a privilege to be named captain.
"It's been great so far. The boys have been buzzing in terms of the ideas and the way that we want to play.
"When you change the system, it's just getting that practice all the time, keep doing it and just getting used to it. When we get results, we'll all be happy.
"There's been change in the summer, and it's just new ideas.
"We've had some players come in, so it's just building these relationships and trying put into play what the manager wants, and that will take time. He knows that.
"It's just asking the supporters for some patience. We've got an exciting season to look forward to starting on Sunday.
"We're working hard on the training ground, getting the ideas in, working, building the relationships with our team-mates. Hopefully it will come good."