SHAY LOGAN
“Inverness is always a tough place to go to. We have to go up there and put in a good performance if we are to pick up the victory. We are well aware of the task that faces us so we will go up there fully prepared.
“We have thirteen games to go and this is the next one. We just focus on the next game. We had a good victory in Perth on Saturday and hopefully we can follow that up with a good result in Inverness on Monday. We are not thinking about the fact we have three tough away games in a row.
“Although (the media) are probably sick of hearing it, we just focus on ourselves and the next game. We did not worry about what happens if this team beats that team and then they are playing such and such next. You cannot think like that. We give 100% in Inverness and then move onto the next one.
“I enjoy the big games, and every game is a big game at the moment, but I also just enjoy playing “football. It is always good when you are playing in front of big crowds. Any sports person wants to play in front of a crowd. I am no different. I am enjoying life in Aberdeen, I am enjoying my football, the team are doing well, I feel I am doing ok.
“We have Ryan and Willo to come back into the side. They are both influential players. It says a lot about the strength of the squad that we have had some very good wins despite both of them being out. Craig Storie has come in and done very well.
“Any team who is doing well, at the top end of a table need to have good mental strength. Any team that wants to be successful needs to have that. All the top teams have it. The manager gives us the belief that we can go out and win every week. Every game he sets us out to go and win the game.
“Monday and then Friday is not ideal for the fans. I have a lot of sympathy for them. As a player I prefer playing games than training so having games back to back does not bother me. It is something you are used to doing when you play down south.”
“Monday and then Friday is not ideal for the fans. I have a lot of sympathy for them. As a player I prefer playing games than training so having games back to back does not bother me. It is something you are used to doing when you play down south.”
