Motherwell Fan

Unless I've missed any, the record is as follows. 2008/09 Celtic (h) L 2-4 Rangers (h) D 0-0 Kilmarnock (h) L 0-2 Hamilton (a) L 0-2 Celtic (h) D 1-1 2007/08 Hearts (h) L 0-2 Rangers (h) D 1-1 Dundee United (a) L 0-2 Celtic (h) L 1-4 Dundee United (h) D 2-2 Celtic (h) L 1-2 Rangers (a) L 0-1 Rangers (h) D 1-1 2006/07 Rangers (h) L 1-2 Celtic (h) D 1-1 Rangers (h) L 0-1 Hearts (h) L 0-2 Aberdeen (h) L 0-2 Dunfermline (a) L 1-4 2005/06 Celtic (h) D 4-4 Rangers (h) L 1-2 Celtic (h) L 1-3 2004/05 Celtic (a) L 0-2 Rangers (h) L 0-2 Rangers (h) L 2-3 Celtic (h) W 2-1 Overall record Played - 26 Won - 1 Drawn - 7 Lost - 18 Scored - 22 Conceded - 53

SPL handbook 2008/09 Falkirk F.C. And, I have been asked for my details for every ticket I have purchased from the Fir Park ticket office this season, as was everyone ahead of me in the queue each time.

SPL rules state clubs selling tickets must take the name and address of the customer, so anyone who bought a ticket at Fir Park should have been asked to provide this.

Even if they can't prove the people who broke the seats are genuine Motherwell fans, the damage is caused to the Motherwell section, so the bill for any damages will go to Fir Park. Also if the tickets corresponding to any broken seats were sold at Fir Park, the first thing Motherwell will probably do is look to see who bought those seats, which could mean innocent fans getting the blame for something they may not even have done, because a large number of people wouldn't even have sat on the seat their ticket was for.

Going by the above post and the shop website stating "All Bukta merchandise reduced to clear", I would have expected to see the stock reduced by more than the current half price. I realise PSL are trying to make as much as they possibly can from the Bukta stock, but I can't see a great deal of shirts selling at £20. Price them at £10 each and you'd probably get a good few people buying them for playing 5-a-sides.

Is your group the ones who had the loudhailer and set off the flares at Inverurie?

If the covers haven't been put down, and the game is postponed, then the game should be moved.

News of the World

The Scottish Sun The topic title will need changed now.

Mark Archdeacon has moved to Albion Rovers on loan. Official site

It could be any SPL club that gets it. It's the club at the top of the Fair Play league at the end of the season, not In January, that gets the place.

That is true, but, if Porter says he's staying put until the summer, he could then easily pick up a serious injury a day after the window closes and his chance of a big money move could be ruined. I would rather not lose him, but, I'd tend to agree with McGhee that his best option is to move now.

That rule doesn't apply to players registered to a different national association.

Given he currently takes home £6000 a week, I'd rate the chances of seeing Alan Gow in a Motherwell shirt at slim to none. Paul Gallagher's on loan at Plymouth for the season. Don Cowie's signed a pre-contract at Watford. If we can get Webster, another striker and a left-sided player, I think we'll be okay. I don't see us spending any money on transfer fees, but the sale of Porter would give a bit more room to manoeuvre in terms of wages.

http://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/scotsol/ho...icle2184110.ece Chris Porter travelling to Cardiff for talks and a medical say The Sun.

Last season Porter scored 14 league goals and 4 cup goals (2 in the Scottish Cup and 2 in the CIS Cup).

I think he will score 20 goals this season.

The next Jurgen Klinsmann apparantly.

It wasn't. Rangers were drawn as the home side.

No such rule exists, Inverurie v Vale of Leithen was played at the fourth attempt. Any switch of venue, would not involve the tie being played at Fir Park. If a ground is unfit to host a tie, the nearest ground of a similar capacity is used.