Pressley on 'changing the narrative', goal struggles & transfers

ByCharlotte Cohen

BBC Sport Scotland

• The Dundee boss feels there's an "opportunity to change the narrative" with a victory on Saturday that would move his side above Motherwell in the table.

• Pressley stresses the difficulty of bedding in new players during the season when there is so much at stake in every game but insists his side are "working very hard".

• With two goals in four games, Pressley knows his side have been struggling in attack but says they've been focusing a lot on that area over the international break and feels they are improving.

• He says "there's a real positivity" at Dens Park and everyone is "pulling in one direction" but wins are key to keeping that good feeling at the club.

• The boss is "really proud" of Luke Graham, who is a "good example" of how to manage and develop a young player after the defender was called up to Scotland's Under-21 squad.

• Pressley admits Dundee are "still looking" at bringing in new players but there has been "no progression".

• Team news: Midfielder Paul Digby remains out while Cesar Garza won't return from Mexico Under-20s duty in time. Charlie Reilly is back in full training.