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Or Cadden is leaving.

Dot Counters are just millenial Train Spotters.

Goan, Goan, Gone.

He's played 30+ games every season before that, so "mainstay" seems accurate.

No straight lagers - only schende.

Available for pub quizzes, Pointless and Bar Mitzvahs.

If it's alopecia (which it appears to be) implants won't work. Plus, it might grow back on its own.

Do the compensation rules change when you hit a certain age? I notice Sibbald is 23 now.

1 - 0 to Scotland.

American commentator pronounces "Gemmill" as "Jemmill"

It's on the telly here on the BeIN Sports channel.

Just call me Nostradamus...

Suspect Lambert will end up at some place like Ipswich.

If they'd done that more often yesterday, it would have been better for them. The only time they created anything was when they played it out wide. Most of the rest of the time they were playing square ball after sqaure ball in their own half.

We were relegated that season too. Good times.

Watched the Togo game yesterday and the best thing about it was each half only lasted 40 minutes. Insipid stuff played in the middle of what looked like a building site, with the spectators having to watch from the bridge on the main road. Strange spectacle all round.

Like Hammell said on the recent podcast. He tells all the youngsters at the academy, and their parents, "Even if you aren't Motherwell fans now, you will be by the time you leave."

I hear Davie Cooper wasn't a Well fan either. Or Tommy Coyne.

It's their "screw the millenials" pricing plan. (I approve )

If there were issues with the old (multiple, I believe) databases then moving to a new ticketing system won't have solved that yet. It will just mean we have copied the bad info onto the new system. However, over the course of the season, that should improve as the correct details are entered and we have a single source for the data.

Makes you wonder why we bother with a pre-season. If you can't see that he was fitter in his last game than in his first, you need to take off your FatHigdon specs.

They certainly are. I often find myself switching those games off at the weekend and watching a Championship or League 1 game instead.

Last time I was there was when we were in the First Division. I seem to recall a 5 - 2 victory. Of course, that was when QoS played on real grass.

I'd like to see us win at Fir Park next time I'm over. I've seen us win away from home, and draw at Fir Park in recent years, but last time I saw us win there it was thanks to a Coyne/Arnott double.

League Cup draw. Champions League Final. English play-off finals. World Cup. Season kicks off.