Motherwell need more up front - Halliday
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While Motherwell have made an impressive start to life under new boss Alfred Johansson, they must look to bolster their attacking options, says former player Andy Halliday.
The Fir Park side are unbeaten in five outings this season, despite losing a host of key players.
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However, Halliday, who was part of the squad that finished fourth in the Scottish Premiership last term, believes they are "really short at the top end of the pitch".
The creative talents of Elijah Just, Elliot Watt and Callum Slattery have moved on, while it may be difficult to retain Tawanda Maswanhise.
Of the eight new arrivals, Willy Vogt is the only forward, with Halliday, telling the BBC Scottish Football Podcast: "I've been more impressed by the other signings, shall I say.
"I watched the game against Falkirk [0-0 on Sunday] and, for all the control they have, they don't have enough at the top end.
"Tawanda Maswanhese is back but will he be a Motherwell player by the end of the window?
"I think they are one or two signings short to be close to their best.
"But, like any team with new players and a new manager, they are a work in progress and they are still picking up results."