Toxteth O'Grady

http://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2014/10/10/season-ticket-away-day-discount/ Another good move by the club.

The Well Society 7 mins · Motherwell injury news - Steven Hammell, Keith Lasley, Iain Vigurs and Mark O'Brien all back and Stephen McManus over the knock that forced him off against Accies. But Jack Leitch, Paul Lawson (both hamstring) and Craig Reid (knee) all drop out.

Hope no-one had hospitality at the game

Genuine question. How does the referee decide at which end of the pitch a penalty shoot-out will take place? Last night the ref clearly indicated that the penalties would be taken at the end of the pitch that had no stand behind it (no coin toss or anything like that as far as I could see). I suppose you could argue this gives neither side an advantage, but surely common sense dictates that the penalties should take place where the majority of fans can actually see what is going on?

Don't see many traveling to Aberdeen on a Fri night when it's live on the TV...

New Fir Park Flexi Ticket

Two unnamed players who featured at Kilmarnock face late fitness tests, according to the pre-match preview email.

Official Site Prices £15 and £5.

I see the game is confirmed for Wednesday 24 September.

This should be a short thread Draw is at 1pm today, with ties to be played September 23/24. Livi again please.

Official SIte

BBC Motherwell wait for Derby defender Mark O'Brien Motherwell manager Stuart McCall aims to ease his defensive worries by signing Derby's Mark O'Brien on loan. The 21-year-old from Dublin is expected to arrive at Fir Park this week after recovering from an ankle injury. Steven Hammell, Simon Ramsden and Adam Cummins are currently sidelined from McCall's squad. Craig Reid, Zaine Francis-Angol and Fraser Kerr played in Saturday's 1-0 win over St Mirren despite not having trained for two weeks. "I think Mark would probably have been with us if he hadn't gone over on his ankle in pre-season," explained McCall. "He has just been coming back to fitness now, so he's one we are waiting for. "He started full training now so hopefully at the back end of the week, he will be a player we would like to get in on loan." McCall is also working on a deal for a new striker with a loan arrangement also likely. "If what we're working on comes off I'll be delighted," he said. "We've got to give it a chance. If it doesn't, we will have to look elsewhere. Rather than taking somebody else, I'd rather give it a chance."

I'm in exactly the same position. The Europa debacle and lack of signings have resulted in me losing a lost of interest. I've hardly even checked these boards since the Stjarnan game. Will still be there tomorrow though.

What happened to the fans without tickets? Did they get to see the game?

My mate has just phoned from the Electric to say it's NOT on there.

As someone who knows zero about watching football online, how likely is it there will be a stream of the game?

For what it's worth... Nomme Kalju defeated Fram Reykjavík 3-2 on aggregate in the 1st qualifying round (Nomme Kalju were the seeded team). UEFA coefficients: Lech Poznan 17.275 Motherwell 8.313 Nomme Kalju 2.825 Would be tremendous if Nomme Kalju made it through.

If we get through against Stjarnan then I've heard we might request a switch due to the Commonwealth Games.

http://www.thewellsociety.co.uk/category/news/

http://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/football/motherwell-to-perform-high-wire-act-without-a-net.24747537

That was the one

From Motherwell's Twitter... The club will run a charter to the second leg (leaving 23rd July returning after the match) - Full price info will be confirmed tomorrow...

And more importantly, what were their goal celebrations like?

Steelmen take time over replacements

Apologies if this has already been asked, but do we know if Stjarnan are a full-time outfit?