Toxteth O'Grady

The Ross County game will be on Wednesday August 9th. https://twitter.com/MotherwellFC/status/891694597046448128

Pish draw

Not seen this posted already http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/40584027 Motherwell striker Louis Moult 'very grateful' for interest By Andy Burke BBC Sport Scotland 7 minutes ago From the section Football Share this page Motherwell striker Louis Moult Moult has another 12 months to run on his Motherwell contract Louis Moult says he always viewed Motherwell as a path to bigger things, but insists he will only consider leaving when a bid for him is accepted. Aberdeen failed last week with a second offer in the region of £400,000 for the 25-year-old striker. "If clubs are interested it's a compliment," said Moult. "In terms of bids and people being interested I'm very, very grateful. "But it's the club's decision. I've got another year on my contract." Motherwell have tabled a contract extension that would make Moult the best paid player at the club. The former Stoke City trainee moved to Fir Park from Wrexham in 2015 and has been top scorer in his two seasons with the Steelmen, netting 18 goals in each campaign. Moult is recovering from groin surgery and insists he is no hurry to leave. "It would be wrong for me to go and kick their door down if they value me a little bit more," he added. "The manager at the time, Ian Barraclough, sold the club to me as a stepping stone. That's what the club is. "I believe I can score goals wherever I go."

Hopefully not. I'm not in any hurry for another Friday night against the Old Firm after what happened when Celtic visited on the previous occasion.

http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/matches/fixtures-results/

FPC's report on tonight's AGM http://www.motherwell-mad.co.uk/news/tmnw/well_society_agm_2017_908985/index.shtml Well Society AGM 2017 By Firparkcorner Last updated : 22 June 2017 Viewed : 21 The Well Society held its first AGM since taking ownership of Motherwell FC at Fir Park on Thursday evening. The formalities were soon completed and a Q&A session followed. Chairman Douglas Dickie got proceedings going with some wide ranging remarks about the recent work of the Society. He referred to the improvements in communication with members by means of the updated website, regular newsletters, board meeting reports, monthly surgeries and a regular presence in the stands on match-days. Work on updating members' data has progressed to such an extent that it was expected personalised mailshots could be sent in the coming weeks both to convey thanks for support and to encourage further contributions. A revised package of benefits would soon be revealed. Current income is around £10/11k per month and with the generous 'Double your Money' scheme in operation for the whole of 2017 there is an obvious need to maximise donations. For every pound raised Les Hutchison will reduce our debt by a corresponding amount. The three year agreement concluded last October requires that repayments of his loan (and the smaller amount due to John Boyle) need come only from a percentage of any player sales. Thereafter another negotiation is likely. In total the Society has raised £650k and that is used to support the club. Douglas referred to the financial backing available to our competitors and reminded the thirty or so in the audience that we are the backers of Motherwell. The manager is completely familiar with the clubs finances and his plans are tailored to be consistent with the resources at his disposal. Tom Feely delivered his accounts and answered a few technical questions. He made it clear that any sale of players would be determined by the Club/Society board and that we would seek a proper valuation. He indicated that fewer than 800 members made regular contributions and that efforts would be made to encourage more of the 2,000 currently on the books to sign up. Alan Burrows chipped in with an explanation of the club's position on the SFA's Project Brave. He is hopeful that we will meet their criteria but indicated that some creative thinking would be needed if we are to continue to develop youngsters from our community. The meeting concluded after an hour.

Must have something in my eye this morning... http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/15359840.Megan_O_Donnell__I_was_12_when_I_watched_my_dad__Phil__die_on_the_football_pitch__The_thing_I_ve_missed_most_is_not_getting_to_know_him_/?ref=fbshr?c=j2wvne

Details of friendlies here https://twitter.com/MotherwellFC/status/870711221044994048

I'd disagree with that actually. He's one of the few journalists I'd give any credence to.

He was desperately poor last week, but I'm going for Heneghan.

http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2017/05/12/fan-information-hamilon-accies/ and

Motherwell FC 15 mins · ⚽️Derby day on Saturday ☎️Call on 01698 333 333 ⛔️No pay on the gate You were magnificent last time we visited Accies, we hope to see you all again on Saturday PRICES - Adults £22 Concessions at £12. ⏱Tickets are selling fast and the ticket office is open late on Thursday until 7pm.

For me, this was the most worrying thing about today. Even after such an abject performance there wasn't much in the way of booing at the end. It seems we are resigned to our fate.

Sorry but that's just nonsense. You can't put his error today down to a lack of game time. It was absolutely basic and the kind of thing I see when I watch my 8-year old playing on a Sunday morning.

For me, the worst two players on the park were Moult and McDonald. You know you are in trouble when your supposed best two players contribute absolutely nothing.

Poor first half. Few incidents of note. The new goalie hasn't had anything to do

ICT beat Accies 2-1.

http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2017/05/06/hamilton-accies-ticket-information/ "Accies have yet to confirm if there will be a pay-at-the-gate facility on the day of the match."

Assuming prices are the same regardless of the division we'll be playing in... http://www.mymfc.co.uk/prices As a valued season ticket holder we are delighted to let you know we have today launched Season Tickets for the forthcoming 2017/18 campaign. You will receive your renewal pack through the post shortly but in the meantime we are emailing to let you know all about what we have planned for next season. We are delighted to announce that our prices for the new season will not carry an increase and would like to thank all of our season ticket holders and fans for their support this term. This means that supporters who take advantage of the early bird discount before 1st June 2017 can watch all 19 home fixtures from around £16 per game. Those that have children can bring themselves and up to two kids to Fir Park for exactly the same price with our WELLevate initiative which, for one adult and two children at just £16 per game, represents fantastic value for money. New for 2017/18, we have reduced all 15 and under tickets to £20, which works out at just over £1 per game. Chairman Jim McMahon said: The Board is pleased to offer frozen prices this summer as we look to try and rebuild again for the forthcoming campaign. We have also pro-actively worked to try and reduce the financial cost barriers for our young supporters to get to games. For just over £1 a game it is probably one of the cheapest days out you can have in the area." He added: Previously these tickets were priced at £70 each, so its a sizeable reduction that we hope, along with our fantastic WELLevate offer, can continue to attract the fans of tomorrow. We have also continued our additional offerings from many local businesses, which we will continue to add to over the next few weeks. In addition, we will be announcing a number of fantastic free offers exclusive to season ticket holders that you wont want to miss. We also have these fantastic offers that you can enjoy throughout the 2017/18 campaign Find out more at www.mymfc.co.uk

Oh dear...

We have dominated the first half without creating too much. Samson has had nothing else to do all match but couldn't hold on to a loose ball, giving the Dundee player an easy finish. Frustrating beyond belief. The boy Griffiths must be absolutely murder if he can't get a game ahead of him. Got to take a point at least from this game.

Motherwell: Samson, Hammell, Heneghan, McHugh, Moult, Bowman, Cadden, Lasley, Frear, Campbell, McDonald Motherwell subs: Griffiths, Ainsworth, Clay, Jules, McMillan, Turnbull, Gordon

I see the Maurice Malpas effect is already working its magic at Inverness...

I'm sure a crowd gathered outside the Main Stand after the game ready to lynch him.