Bevan has something special like Kamara, Hendry & Beck
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Sometimes you can watch a player for just five minutes before you know they have something special about them.
I felt that with Glen Kamara, Jack Hendry and Owen Beck – all of whom went on to prove themselves as top players for Dundee.
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Joe Bevan is in my thoughts for joining that group.
It felt like everyone inside Dens Park was getting off their seat every time Bevan had the ball against Aberdeen, and that's a sight I've not seen in a very long time.
Saturday's victory was the Joe Bevan show and I'm already excited to tune in to future episodes.
The only drawback is that when one player shines that brightly, other impressive performances can fly under the radar. That shouldn't be the case here, because the most pleasing aspect of beating Aberdeen was arguably that it was Dundee's best all-round performance of Steven Pressley's reign so far.
I praised Dundee for looking sharp against Celtic and we've carried that into the next game. We don't look like a team that has been freshly assembled, nor one playing its opening matches of the season. There is already a cohesion and understanding to the way we're playing that shouldn't necessarily be there this early and Pressley deserves a huge amount of credit for that.
Now comes a fascinating test.
Playing Aberdeen back-to-back means they'll be licking their lips at the prospect of getting revenge immediately. They did exactly that against Motherwell last season, so Dundee cannot afford to become complacent.
It might be the same opposition but it will be a completely different test up at Pittodrie.
The players are playing knockout football now coupled with places in the Dundee derby up for grabs afterwards.
It's getting tasty.