Ship steadied but cutting edge badly needed

[BBC] After enduring a difficult start to the season in both the League Cup and Premiership, Sunday's 0-0 draw at Motherwell has steadied the ship somewhat and brought a sense of optimism back to the Falkirk Stadium. The draw was a fair result in the end, with the Bairns looking the more likely victors in the second half. The biggest positive, and certainly something to build on, was the fact we managed to keep a clean sheet - something we failed to do in nine of our final 10 league matches of last season. However, the one cause for concern remains our lack of cutting edge up front. We've failed to score in each of our opening two league games and haven't looked overly creative in the final third. John McGlynn now has the best part of three weeks to get to work on the training ground, given that we don't have any fixtures until the end of August. He has also hinted he's looking at bringing in at least another two new arrivals. I think I speak for most Bairns fans when I say we'd like to see both a striker and a winger to be the two types of players he's targeting.