New signings can help turn the Tangerine tide

would be harsh to judge him on what was a car crash of a day for United.

With Stewart Murdoch returning from i njury and Jamie Robson cemented in the left-back slot, it looks like Mason’s contribution for the rest of the season may simply be making up the numbers.

Emil Lyng

The Arabs will be hoping the 28-year-old Danish forward, signed from Icelandic outfit KA, can be the goal threat they have so desperately been searching for.

Too often this season the Terrors have relied on an aging Scott McDonald and the now i njured Fraser to provide an attacking spark.

At 6ft 3in, the former Lille man offers a different option for Laszlo’s men and scored on his second start for the club in a 2-0 Scottish Cup win at Alloa Athletic.

Thomas Mikkelsen

Lyng could form a deadly Danish duo with returning striker Mikkelsen.

Arriving on loan from Premiership Ross County, the Dane made his second debut after scoring eight goals in 25 appearances in his first spell at the club last season. He can add a focal point to their attack.

Grant Gillespie

The ex-Hamilton man is Csaba’s most recent acquisition and is yet to make an appearance for the Tangerines.

At 26, Gillespie is a good age and has over 200 senior appearances under his belt for Accies.

His combative style should lend itself well to the second tier.

Craig Slater was manager Csaba Laszlo’s first signing for the club.