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Last night was a prime example where the use of VAR should have corrected a wrong and the process worked until an arsehole of a referee decided to be a dick. Its not the technology that is the problem. I hate VAR but does it allow officials to correct more mistakes than they miss? yes it does. Bin it and these utter fuckwits who are getting highlighted every week will have a free reign to have infinitely more shocking decisions. Also ask yourselves this , they use VAR in the English Premiership. We all watch it every week. How many of their games are dominated by VAR discussions after the game? Damn few, why is that ? Because the standard of our referees is abysmal and we have a cheap rate version of VAR.

correct we were lucky to get a point , Kilmarnock denied a stonewall penalty. We were abysmal everywhere.

he gave us a foul when he should have given Kilmarnock a penalty.

Correct, again there are not enough words in the dictionary to describe the utter dugshite we dished up again. The sending off was horrific but our play was eye bleeding stuff and the sending off will deflect from that. I left when Casey got sent off as I couldn't stomach watching anymore of that utter shite. Was possibly even worse than the RC, Hibs, and St Mirren games. The rest of the league must be truly horrific when we are sitting 4th.

We need to stack away another 3 points as those below us will make in roads on us over the following two games. I want as many points as possible away from the bottom 3 . There are no stand out fall guys this season (not even Hearts) so we need to get as many on the board as we can then concentrate on what is above us in the last round of fixtures..

We will need to be on our toes , I watched their game against Hearts and defensively they were good, although tempered with Hearts being pish.

one thing that will never help him is the hoofball game that we employ far too often.

Amazing the difference to the matchday experience when we try and play football not hoofball. For the life of me I do'nt know if its pre planned or just happens but the minute the hoofball starts you know its going to be one piss poor game. I thought LM was outstanding yesterday he was getting the chance to spray the passes about and on virtually every occasion he received the ball in the air he tried to bring it down and play it rather than the dire aimless punt forward. A million times better than the eye bleeding stuff of the previous 3 games.

If ever a game epitomises being a Motherwell fan that was it. In complete control at 3-1. Virtually threw the ball in the net for them to make it 3-2. Struggling to contain DU at that point but break up the park and restore the 2 goal lead , time to relax ? fuck no, its Motherwell...... horrendous defending and its 4-3. Until 3-2 we were playing nice football, a million times better than the shite we watched in Paisley. After it went to 3-2 we lost our composure completely and were delighted to hear the final whistle. Thought DU were worth a point but delighted they didn't get it.

All big "ifs" if they they got that kind of money and if they wanted to build a new stand I doubt very much theyd spend all £8 million on it.

You are probably right but with the changes in building techniques it may not be as difficult or as intrusive to have a stand running the full length as it was in the 1960s.

We actually owned that house at one point .. I had heard many moons ago that part of the condition of its sale back to a private house was no planning objections could be lodged should the club ever wish to extend the stand. Not sure how true that is.

would be rather ironic if we did seeing as Liverpool paid for the current Main Stand with the sale of Ian St John to them in the 1960s

Do you think the club would uses a big chunk of it to rebuild the Main Stand?

He aint no luxury in anybodys footballing world.