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I completely agree. We should be doing everything we can to invest in JBA.

I’d take a 0–0 or low-scoring draw to keep the momentum going. A win isn’t beyond us though and would be a great marker for the season ahead in terms of league placing.

If JBA ends up at Aberdeen this window, I hope he fails miserably, Flow gets punted into the North Sea and Cormack gets to enjoy the Championship next season.

If he ends up at St Mirren, the only thing he’ll be kicking is other players’ legs.

No rumours this week. JBA is too busy dodging calls from Flow instead of calling Daws.

If the right hypothetical 20% offer came along, I’m sure we’d all be willing to listen. The red lines on fan ownership are already drawn, and we’ve shown what can be achieved without extra investment.

I’m not really sure who’s going to invest in a fan-owned club like Motherwell. We’ve been over that before. The focus should be on Motherwell investing in itself, by putting money into players, staff and facilities, which is what we’re seeing now.

Open a club shop in Harare.

I generally agree. But the Wild Sheep debacle was one of the most important issues I’ve had as a Motherwell fan, and those backing Barmack’s proposal (and Kettlewell) need called out for what they were: stupid and wrong.

The Venn diagram of the Colins and Kettlewells of Scottish football is just a circle. Backwards-thinking, blinkered, arrogant morons.

Good ticket prices. Time to batter them.

The extra gate money coming in under JBA, with home crowds clearly up, should absolutely be used by the Board to sweeten his current deal. It would keep his focus on us rather than counter offers and would be a logical, now proven, investment.

Players can lose their heads in the heat of the moment, particularly when a weak referee has lost control, lets persistent fouling go unchecked, and doesn’t seem to have a clue about the advantage rule. That’s probably what led to Watt’s stupid reaction. He’ll learn from it.

Great performance and result today. The ref was utterly horrendous and, once again, so was our final ball.

Just brilliant.

Yeah, we’re in a strong enough financial position and on an upward trajectory that we don’t need to accept any of the usual pathetic offers from rival clubs, especially when most of our best assets are on good long-term deals anyway.

While I’d be gutted to lose a lot of our players, everyone is replaceable, and with a top-quality manager in place, I’ve no doubt he’d find the right replacements to fit his system and style of play.

Yep. Called it last year.

Robbo has already shown JBA his hand in the semi final, so I fully expect us to counter their tactics far better and improve on our last performance against them.

I’d imagine there are plenty of good players out there short on minutes, looking at us and desperate to come here, at least on loan, in January.

The KMI panel outcomes don’t matter a jot anyway. All they do is highlight incompetence and cheating, and further infuriate fans because there is no accountability.

We owe these lot an absolute doing. Bring it on.

Who needs a striker… when we’ve got Said and Just taking it in turns to break the defensive line.

We absolutely dominated that game.

Totally agree. As I’ve said all along, it’s the idiots operating VAR, not the technology itself. Rangers and Celtic have benefited from this level of incompetence and cheating for decades, VAR or no VAR, while the rest of the league suffers. The only real solution is to bring in officials untainted by the sectarian nonsense that infects the Scottish game. It’ll never happen because the SFA is a shambles, but we should return to the 2010 strike model and hire neutral, top-tier officials from Europe.