'Dominant football, clever tweaks & aura' - what's it like to play under Martin?published at 16:36 BST 5 June
Tyrone Smith
BBC Sport Scotland Senior Reporter

Scott Fraser was part of Russell Martin's MK Dons side in season 2020-21
What can the Rangers players - and fans - expect life to be like under new head coach Russell Martin?
Attacking midfielder Scott Fraser is well versed to comment, having starred for Martin at MK Dons in English League One.
Fraser, who is out of contract at Dundee this summer, told BBC Scotland: "The way Russell wants his team to play suits modern football, it certainly suits the bigger clubs.
"When we were at MK Dons, we dominated possession but we also worked extremely hard off the ball. So it wasn't a case of just our centre-backs passing the ball between themselves, it was possession with a purpose of trying to get it forward, and when you do get it forward it is about trying to sustain those attacks."
Fraser, 30, believes the Rangers players will "love" Martin's style of football, adding: "I think the fans will learn to love it as well.
"They will go to every game now knowing what to expect from their team.
"It is not just keeping the ball to try and look nice on the eye. He is very demanding on finishing the attack and if you can't finish the attack then you certainly sustain it by locking in.
"He doesn't let his centre-halves or deep midfielders sit back and watch the game, he expects them to be up on it, to be relentless with winning the ball back if they do lose it."
Fraser spent the 2020-21 season under Martin at MK Dons, winning the club's players' player of the year award.
"He is such a good guy first and foremost," he added. "But he has that really good balance of he is almost like a mate at times, but he has that good aura about him where you know he is the boss as well.
"He is so caring for his players, he would genuinely do anything for his players.
"When it is behind closed doors he is very hard on players as well but for the right reasons. He cares so much, he wants you to improve and I think that is what the Rangers players will really enjoy."
Does Fraser have a message for Rangers fans who remain unconvinced by the appointment?
"I would just say to give him a chance. A lot gets pointed at Russell about 'he doesn't have a plan B' but he is very clever in the way he can tweak things.
"So it might not look like he has changed a lot but for certain games he will definitely adapt to what needs to be done.
"I would tell the Rangers fans to just enjoy it, enjoy the journey. He is very process driven and it might take him a little bit of time to get things moving, but once he does I think they will really enjoy it."