It was imperative to follow up the derby victory over Celtic with two wins against Aberdeen and Danny Rohl's men duly obliged.
In all honesty, twice beating the Dons 2-0 were the most comfortable games of the season so far.
Set-plays were massive for us in both games and Scott Fry has to take credit for how dangerous we have been from them.
I've been delighted with the response from the team following the defeat at Tynecastle. To win five in a row while going to Aberdeen and Celtic is good going.
The Scottish Cup tie against Annan on Friday gives the manager a chance to rotate the team and keep the likes of Nico Raskin and Jack Butland fresh for upcoming league fixtures.
The window has brought us one signing so far and I'm looking forward to seeing what Tochi Chukwuani will bring to the team in Connor Barron's absence.
I'm hoping we can also add a winger and a striker in addition to the left-back, Tuur Rommens, who is set to sign imminently.
We seem to be have a more joined-up style when attacking this window and are showing a willingness to correct the wrongs of the summer.
As for the league, I don't want to declare we are in a title fight. What I will say is Rohl is doing a good job and all we can do is keep winning and see where it takes us. Boring, I know, but that's how I see the season.
