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The answer is simple. 14 teams plus a more equitable distribution of revenues. That way, the 'diddy' teams will be able to compete on a more equal footing. The difficulty, of course, lies in making the OF part with any extra cash.

They managed to scrape into 20th and stay up. Suprised noboday has mentioned Tom Boyd as a potential target

Ruby would never manage to reach the glasses as he always stood 3 yards too far away from his target.

Does the club not have Murphy's number? Using Twitter is a wee bit unprofessional (and public).

Does he still have a beard?

I think the Egyptians/Persians/Minoans etc. may disagree with that. My point was that there are plenty inventions to go around and the Americans have a pretty decent share, as do the Scots, English, French, Germans, Chinese etc. And we are all as bad as each other in claiming credit when, typically, most inventions depend on multiple people/nations building on each others' work.

Whereas we all know it was the Scots that invented everything.

Although it predates the '86 World Cup, the Mexicans still claim it originated in Monterrey, Mexico during a domestic match.

John Boyle started singing "You'll never walk alone" after his 3rd trip to see Carousel in the West End. Months before the Scousers nicked it.

Maybe they have a new table the physio needs to test out.

McGhee was the opposite of Broon in as much as he couldn't stop talking about taking other jobs. A pathological truther.

Which was pretty impressive given that, as I recall, he was economical with the truth about his 'holiday' to Australia.

On the plus side, he's the only striker in the SPL that Craigan can match for speed.

McGhee on pure football and results. Butcher for keeping the club alive under trying circumstances Gannon for assembling a squad that I doubt any other Motherwell manager could have put together.

To be fair, by that stage he'd realised Blackman was mince and wanted to get one over on Broon by bigging him up.

Ach, that's why '91 was special. I was only 26, and even then I knew I might never see us win the cup again.

That's what I was thinking. Was El Grew not so worried about the same thing during Gannon's pre-season that he joined a snooker club so he'd have something to do on a Saturday afternoon? When Jennings came in to replace (who was it? can barely remember now) hardly anyone had heard of him. If he goes, no doubt his replacement will be equally unknown (and cause as much consternation when he, in turn decides to move on).

What's the problem with buying them online this year?

Agree with that Al. From what I have seen, Gunning has shown good potential for a guy his age. Be happy to bring him on board and expose him the the Motherwell Youth Development method (not quite the Total Football of Ajax, but not too bad).

It doesn't matter who Hearts have playing up front - over the course of 3 or 4 games it's pretty likely their strikers will score against us. Whether it's Sutton or anyone else is irrelevant. I never quite understood why people are so worried about ex-players scoring. Plus, if Craigan is still playing for us he will finally be able to match a striker for speed

There's some on here will tell you he did finish his career at Motherwell - about 2 seasons ago

Aye, but my point is that is a fan's prespective. Sutton is part of the footballing profession and, as an Englishman plying his trade in the SPL, doesn't share the same history with Hearts as the 'Well supporters do. It's just another (much better paying) job for him with, no doubt, a few guys he is already friendly with.

Aye, but your a fan, not a professional player. They have a different perspective on things.

"I'm sorry we can't return your paintings, but there is a prize for all those that we show"

According to Soccerbase, in all competitions: Played 115, Scored 43 In the League, Wiki has: Played 98, Scored 32 Or were you not talking about Sutton Bit distracted here trying to do some actual work