Neil McCann praises ‘total team performance’ from Dundee
ByReporter
Dundee manager Neil McCann and manager Sofien Moussa.
Dundee produced a “total team performance” to beat Partick Thistle, according to manager Neil McCann.
The Dens Park boss was furious after his side’s midweek loss at Hearts but he couldn’t have been happier in the wake of a three-goal defeat of the Premiership’s bottom team.
Two penalties from Sofien Moussa and a Mark O’Hara strike did the damage.
He said: “I’m smiling. I didn’t hide that I was so disappointed (on Tuesday), I’ve said it in a load of interviews about a lack of application and responsibility.
“I think we showed that when the application is right, we look a right good side so I am really happy with the performance and some really good individual performances in a great team performance.
“The main thing for me was the energy levels. We broke forward with unbelievable good purpose and that put Partick on the back foot.”
McCann, whose side moved four points clear of the Jags, added: “It was total team performance.
“From how poor we were on Tuesday night, to flip it to how good we were says a lot about them.”
