Eighth in the table as they entered Russia's long winter break, on paper not much has changed for FC Lokomotiv Moskva, who finished in the same position last season.However, if results have not been revelatory, the arrival of coach Slaven Bilić – fresh from leading Croatia at UEFA EURO 2012 – has brought vitality back to a club who have had some lean years since winning the second of their Russian titles in 2004. A positive, clever side with a good team ethic, they are just one point off fourth place in a busy chasing pack in this term's Premier League."When I arrived, we wrote a plan for the future, and the main aim was to win the league," said Bilić, who