Andy H

4 red cards of which 3 are likely to be overturned on appeal...

Not even a pen mate. 2 perfect strides then goes down

OMG. I hope Cummings gets a retrospetive yellow for that! Blatant dive

Just heard Robinson interview. 2 reds shouldn't have. Physio is going to start next week . I think he will get into trouble for some of his comments!

Totally agree with McHugh. That should have been a straight red. He has both feet off the ground going into that.

Disagree when looking at it paused. Even then it is a yellow at most. There was a defender with their attacker

Ref got it wrong with Carson. Just paused it before he handled it no way that is outside the box

Down to 9 men and still outplaying the Saintees. Fucking right they were clapped off the park

Questions have to be asked about the ref. Useless cunt of a human being.

For those unwilling to believe the posters about the 4th sub http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/37281807

Absolute Scenes!!!!

Aye, that was something else I have a feeling he is going to be one hell of a player for us

Touche!

Have to agree, he was poor today

We absolutely battered them that half. How the hell did we lose that??? Play like that every week we will be top 6. That was chalk and cheese compared with last year. Players fighting to the end. Not giving up possession at throw ins!!! Still not sure about Carson, not seen him make a save yet!

He hit the post ffs. Can't blame him for that. Rangers going to a back 5 apparently

looking forward to us getting a pen later on in the game when someone does that to Moult...

Pleasantly surprised about how we have played (once we settled down). If this is the standard for this season, I think we will do well. Tait needs to stop haring up the bloody park and leaving Windass a free roam. Quite encouraging. 1-0 down and the heads didn't go down. That was a good spell of pressure we had resulting in the goal.

Ideal result is win for us, Hamilton and ICT. Would mean we are safe and everything depends on the Hamilton v Dundee game

God only knows how they are leading. It has been all Motherwell

I have a feeling it is going to be Craigan to be honest

Claudio Rainieri

Well done Flow and the board. Right decision!

Mark McGhee admits he is under pressure after Motherwell's 5-1 home thrashing by Dundee left them three points off bottom spot in the Premiership. But the Well boss will not walk away from the relegation battle. "I'd be arrogant if I thought a 7-2 defeat at Aberdeen and a 5-1 loss at home doesn't put me under pressure - of course it does," McGhee told BBC Scotland. "But I believe we've got a decent group of players here." Motherwell were without experienced defenders Stephen McManus, Stevie Hammell and Richard Tait through injury and their replacements failed to handle the threat of the Dundee attack. In fact, Fir Park centre back Zak Jules started the scoring for Dundee with an early own goal. "We've been slightly undermined by the loss of experienced defenders and we've suffered from that today," added McGhee, who was the target of a fans' protest outside Fir Park after the match. Motherwell fans voiced their displeasure with boss Mark McGhee after the defeat to Dundee Motherwell fans voiced their displeasure with boss Mark McGhee after the defeat to Dundee "The first half defensively was poor and they didn't cope with anything that was thrown into the box. We were too easy to score against and we actually didn't look like a back four until we changed it around and Carl McHugh went into centre half later in the game. "But otherwise I will take the team out there in the week and look at the video of what happened and we'll try and help Joe Chalmers and Zak Jules and Jack McMillan to improve on what happened today. "They're three young players with very little experience between them but we've got to make sure in experiencing defeat like that they improve. That's all I can do. "Until somebody tells me something different I'll be here on Monday to do that with Steve Robinson and James McFadden." Relegation battle Despite having won only two of their last 13 Premiership matches, McGhee still feels his squad has the capabilities to escape relegation. He said: "Of course we do, there are six other teams in the heat of the relegation battle so we know at some point we're going to have to win games. "But all we can do is on the training ground, pick the strongest team we have available and go to Kilmarnock next week and try and win." He aint going. Tosser

Has he quit yet?