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Thats a belter, make it happen!

We will never get a better chance to beat them....... Lol!

Higdons f***in pish. He cant run, he cant jump, all he does is score goals....... Lets all do the Higdon, lets all do the Higdon na na na na!

Take it Faddy hasnt found a club yet? Not that it matters given he is a free agent, but how long is he going to leave it before he starts playing football again? Realise he probably wont sign for us, just want him back playing to give him a chance of getting back in the dark blue.

Guid auld fashioned fitba team! Their centre halfs would be immense in the SPL!

Anyone got an internet stream up and running?

I see what you are saying and no doubt the St Mirren game is important given we are unlikely to turn around the Levante game. However, given the poor performances midweek, some players carrying injuries and the good performances already shown by the likes of Kerr Cummins Angol and McHugh, I think there is an argument that some changes would give us a BETTER chance of beating St Mirren and maybe challenge a few of the more established players to up their games to keep their places......... ps Given the fans that have already paid out on trips to Levante, I dont think we should be giving up on that game, however unlikely. Just get out there and have a go. Nothing to lose.

Dont think we NEED to sell anyone. Otherwise the bids for Law and Hutch wouldnt have been turned down. Has to be a good thing as it means we no longer have to accept derisory offers out of sheer desperation. Big problem will be if decent bids come in late and Stuart McCall doesnt get the time to bring in decent replacements.

Agreed And once he does he will be out of Fir Park as quick as his agent can arrange it. Hopefully for a decent fee. We just need to appreciate him while he is here.

Freshen it up and give some of the boys a rest ahead of Thursday. ---------Randolph-------- Kerr--Cummins----Hutch---Angol Humphrey-Carswell-Lasley-Murphy ----McHugh-----Ojamma

Exactly this. I could understand the criticism if his workrate had dropped and it looked like he was just here for the wage packet but that is clearly not the case. If all 11 players had shown the same level of desire and belief that Henrik did on Thursday night the result would have been different. He's not perfect, he has good games and not so good, but he rarely if ever hides.

Cant agree with Ojamma. Although he didnt do anything ro catch the eye, his running off the ball looking for the pass into feet was tireless. Unfortunately it was one of the poorest displays from Lasley and to a lesser extent Law, for some time, therefore Henrik rarely got a sniff of the ball. It was no surprise that on one of the few occasions he did get it he chose to have a speculatuve shot. I for one would have subbed Murphy and Higdon as Humphrey and Ojamma did more to impress, or were less pish if you prefer. Just a bad day at the office all round.

Has to be Adam Cummins. One of the few to emerge with any real credit on a poor night for us.

29 is stll young.........lol! I do agree with your point however.

Murphy. Finally gave the performance we all know he is capable of. 2 good goals and unlucky not to get his hat trick. Creditable mention to Henrik and young Zaine.

I actually thought Henrik was excellent today. With one glaring exception I thought his use of the ball was much better and if Murph had taken a chance on getting a pass near the end he would have had his hat trick. The boys energy and enthusiasm today was outstanding and bodes well for Thursday night. Thought Murph had his best game in claret and amber for quite some time and some decent performances all over the park. Hutch was a bombscare at times, particularly in the first half but makes up for it with some last ditch tackles. Overall really pleased, good three points and the result could have been much more clear cut. Roll on Thursday!

Ok, slightly re-phrase that, his defensive qualities sometimes let him down. I think he is a great wing back, but his best qualities are his energy going forward. I would play him on the right of midfield if we had an alternative but at the minute we dont. Point being, some of our supporters think he should be Cafu or Roberto Carlos or something. They need to take a chill pill and appreciate what he does bring to the team.

Surprised but pleased to see most folk on here taking a mostly balanced and understanding view of the game today, because some of the pish I heard being spouted from the Cooper was incredible at times. Today was always going to be a tough one after Wednesday, so a point is decent, especially in the circumstances against a Saints side that have freshened up significantly in the close season. The abuse Hately gets at times is ridiculous. We all know he is not the best full back in the world but he never chucks it, regardless of how he is playing. If Daly, Ojamma and Murphy showed a fraction of his commitment and enthusiasm, we may have scored more than 1 goal in the last 6. Time after time today he burst a gut to run 60 yards and give the midfield the overlap, never to get the ball and mostly managed to get himself back in position. Some folk need to have a reality check about who we are and what we have a right to expect from our players. Hately does the best he can with his ability. I thought we looked more balanced when McHugh came on, he looks like the best option for getting someone close to Higdon and picked up a few of his knock ons. Took his goal well and should start next week. Hard to see how to balance the rest of it up for the best but a couple of new faces would certainly help. I think we have shown enough in the 2 champions league games to give us encouragement for the season ahead, we just need to be more positive and less critical as a support to get the best out of the team. 'We are all Stuart McCall'

Voted for Law because I felt he stuck at it and when he got forward he kept delivering the ball into good areas. Wouldnt disagree with Hutch though. Shame he wont be with us when he reaches his peak. Boy is a born winner.

alive and well. 5 stitches in a head wound but walked off our flight to heathrow safe sound. his daughter seemed pretty unperturbed as well so all good!

I didnt think it was too bad. Due to the height we were up it was pretty reasonable. I think if you were in the lower tier it would be rubbish though.

His abilities as a player are not in question. It just makes his antics in both games all the more gauling as there was no need for him to do either. He also escaped a yellow card for leaving the field of play and making inflammatory guestures to opposition fans. Im not precious about these things as we as football fans dish plenty out, however there is no denying he is a 'bawbag'.

Felt very proud to be a Well fan on Wednesday night. The 500 or so Dossers fae the Shire that made the trip were a credit to club and country. The noise generated by such a small group was fantastic and Im sure greatly appreciated by the players. Big shout out to the East Stand boys once again. The time money and energy they invest in supporting the team is incredible and their enthusiasm so infectious. LOVED the "we are all Stuart McCall" song which will surely be a standard as long as he remains in charge, although song of the trip has to go to "Joe Wark knew Mo Farah, Mo Farah knew Joe Wark" at Syntagma Square. Athens itself was fine but predominantly a working city so not sure I would rush back. Only negatives were the flapping by the local police over flags on trees and our safety neither of which was necessary and the transport fiasco. All minor irritations however because we are now and always will be Motherwell Champions League! Milan anyone?

Sissoko is greek for arsehole, no?

In the Tin Goose, Terminal 1 @ Heathrow with 3 hours to kill before the flight. Where are all the Steelmen?