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It would only be common courtesy

Yes, £20 or £25 a ticket, from the office edit: if he's a concession £15 or £17

could it be a record low crowd for a Motherwell-Celtic fixture? midweek, on the TV many Motherwell fans with the feeling that we never/rarely challenge in old firm games the usual reasons for keeping away from Celtic/Rangers games Insulting ticket prices. maybe? and hopefully an ocassion when the team show up

club have to acknowledge rule breaches, thats fine and most would accept that, but to generate ill feeling/antagonise with 'embarassment' is a bit rich. never much in the way of acknowledgement to the frequently embarassing treatment the fans that do go to games have to endure.

not expect you to wrap them in cotton wool mate, and know you always praise when you see it just expect you only to be crtical of what went on not to join in the mass hysteria but you have to admit, that the comment I originally responded to was far from fare we were the best of the rest until last week, and while I in no way expect us to stay there, it was hardly indicitive of being the worst team in the league in terms of commitment and tactical accumen, especially when in context we've destroyed teams and shown commitment to come from behind and win games more than any other side in the league anyway I'll bow out, as I say wasnt looking for an argument only to temper the doom mongering

I found that it was easier dealing with MFCtv hosts direct the have a helpdesk email type thing that they respond to relatively quickly just lay it down that your code was for 12months free access and if they check your details theyll see you've only received Xmonths

My comment is nothing to do with fans going a couple of times a season or every game or anyones right to comment, its just a response, to the reaction from some, that as bad as it was, that yesterdays game is a measure of the season and or the teams capability only a week ago you said: if I could be bothered I go back and look at the reactions to when the same players came from behind to win in the six or seven games and showed commitment that some seem to think they've never shown. Yes I believe it was truly awful yesterday yes be critical of it as it was so bad, but I was only responding to try and temper the usual over reaction that stems from a few bad games into declaring the whole season as a disgrace a season we all entered into fully aware that administration and drastic squad cuts was a threat If someone like yourself whos been through hell of a lot worse than not cruising into second spot with Motherwell, cannot step back and consider it a succesful season to date then modern football truly is cunted. PS and I only responded to you as you were the last person to bring the doomed line up dozens are guilty of it, its not a dig at you or anyone merely a alternative viewpoint , otherwise we'd only have the outlook of our resident Private James Frazer above

Good example ( althought maybe different side of the discussion than you intended) as they are moving away from it section by section, gradually getting to view more stuuf from the beeb on devices that dont support flash

yip games like yesterday are painful as hell to watch, mainly because everyone knows the players can do a lot better and expectations are raised but over the last five or six years we have had at least one real bad spell, yet the club/team/management have always got us back on track eventually Small club, small budget, small group of fans still going along, small squad, get the drift we're gonna have off games, maybe even 5 or 6 close together thousands of us pledged to stick by the club over tightening the purse strings even further, yet folk are goin off the rails a few games into a bad spell nobody can write off yesterdays atrocious performance, especially those that spent quite a few quid paying to watch it, but we've got to stick in and hope that the right changes are made to sort it out. nobody is happy it happened, but I've seen many folk wet their pants to the extent they've mentioned relegation

seems you are suffering from taking single games in isolation Special, like a few others question on the supposed missing commitment, would going behind and coming back to take the points be a measure of commitment?

put it on hold for the punters who watched it to vote dare say it'll not be pretty but some folk listening or watching on twitter are a little bit touchy just now

been lucky to get to most of the games recently but todays commentary was pretty woeful even Flow got lost about what I'd expect their goal to be all I want is someone to paint a picture of what is happening on the park, where the players are positioned, where the play is , is it on the left? on the right? what half is it in? Game must have been horrid today, but it was worth switching off the commentary as quite simply I had no idea at any time where the play was and hardly ever knew who had the ball, so in effect all I was listening to was two fans complaining about refs and reporting mistakes. sure bemoan a bad decision if it happens but rememember that most folk listening in are trying to picture whats going on. right now Twitter paints a more imaginative picture than the live commentary does

i had quite a few problems switching from my own account to the well society code kept getting bombed out every month eventually lost the plot on the contact us and its been ok since just checked on the webpage under my account is still active until May try bombarding them, I was frustrated as it was always a different person that responded and evertually I got one to take action ( possibly to get me off their case)

We have the best record in the league for coming from behind and taking the points, so where does this come from ?

Followed by Zaine failing to deal with it and Sproule scoring his fifth in five against Motherwell

Pitch is poor Collum is a c**t Higdon is getting mounted every attack Hutch has one bad scare due to bobble on pitch Motherwell fans are making all the noise and entertainment

a cynical man who feels he was misguided by the lack of detail presented around the top of the SPL giving up most of the prize money to fund this, may question just what the voting structure is really going to be like going forward. does it stay at 12 with a switch to 11-1 voting or does it effectively become 24 SPL clubs and what would the voting be? 22-2? or 23-1!!!! what happens during the 3x8 section to the votes? if it remains 12 votes what are these reserved issues surrounding votes? as I say a cynical man may question it, afterall why would any normal punter have reason to question or distrust anything thats being setup and scarcely/sporadically being communicated by the upstanding guardians of our game

Shame it didn't work out , sure your lad will be chuffed Steelboy thinks he should've sneaked in the boys gate. Same price as the Cooper, so the elevated view might have been a good choice had the goals been delivered Obviously quite a few extra in last night with the good home results and Faddy returning A few would have choose to pay the extra to get in for kick off, and a few will feel disappointed as the prices are too expensive But there has been some good games, and there will be some more, not guaranteed though so folk will always think twice about the PATG option Hence the concern about the stupid split and horrendous match scheduling that could scare off a few season ticket holders that then end up like yourself and just show up for or or two games

not yet but he doesnt forsee any issues

aye you're right, I'm kidding myself on, I'd sign up for it in a flash ultimately the fondest memory of the night is Jutkiewicz scoring the sixth and the bedlam that followed, so aye, a ten, or more, goal thriller with us not losing, count me in

just an aside, but if that happened ( a youngster dropping out from Saturdays squad) we would be right on the verge of the minimum three eligible U21 players in the match squad, must be the first time in quite a while, since we've been in that position. and I'll settle for us scoring 5 and then scoring a few less Graeme, as long in the memory as that 6-6 game will last, I'd rather not experience it again anytime soon or would I

we have eight games everyone else has only six or seven on the positive side yesterday we secured enough points to be safe from relegation and we're closer to securing top six than basic arithmetic of 7 x 3 shows as if one team is winning all those points others are losing that'll be why directors can meet at Fir Park and discuss financial matters for the footballing department.............

so you kind off agree with the rest of us, a bigger league still wouldnt mean more competition for first over the season until financial gaps are closed but it would mean less repetitive fixtures for every club more interest for fans that go and see games week in week out only one league visit to other grounds each season, increase in demand? posibility of more interesting matches in that teams dont know each other intimately so how about arguing for some tangible benefits of bigger leagues PS you'll lose tho' as the clubs are saying there aren't 2-6 clubs financially ready to come up hence I'd rather fans fought for some benefits for those that are still going to matches , to be added in to the proposals remove the silly oclock Sunday morning fixtures no matches to be rescheduled less than 4 weeks before ko move the scheduled midweek fixtures away from winter to July/August give all clubs back the Scottish cup interest after new year ........

what question you asking the one in the title or the one in the post? in the title two games which one would I want 3points from?, I'd take 3 points v Celtic, because there is a stigma hanging over the club that needs destroyed and can only be for the good going forward but the question in the thread about choosing one result to deliver 2nd or 3rd in the league? well I'd choose 2nd in the league

maybe, I think the prize split this season will not be what it was before, nothing to do with voting etc, just to do with survival through last summer and this season and for sure the pot is nowhere near as large