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"The sanctions apply to Rangers' trip to face Hibs on 1 February and Motherwell going to Dundee on 4 February, and both clubs must pay the cost of the 50 missing tickets to the home clubs" So it is costing the club.

There also appears to an inconsistency in the instructions: Step 3 – Get Ready for Matchday Once you have the Hampden Park tickets app and have purchased your ticket via the Motherwell FC online ticketing platform, your ticket will show up in the Hampden App. The QR code will go live on the morning of the game. We strongly recommend you open and load your ticket at home before leaving for the match as this will save inconvenience at the turnstiles. Using the Hampden Tickets App Download the App (phones only, not tablets). Register with your ticket email. Accept terms. Allow Bluetooth/contacts if you want to transfer tickets easily. Verify – a 6-digit code will be emailed to you every time you log in. Find your tickets – they’ll appear in “My Tickets” (the week of the game, or within minutes if you buy last-minute). At the moment I don't have anything on the Hampden app but have received an email from the Club saying I've purchased tickets.

Is anyone else having trouble accessing the Club's website? I've not been able to access it for a couple of days and not sure if the trouble is at my end or not. Thanks

Agree, the wages would likely be the stumbling block, but the fact he's not currently earning may make £2k attractive. Interestingly 4 of his last 5 clubs have all been loan deals. But likely a league 1 will take a chance on him as no fee involved.

Came across an article about the PFA camp in England for players without a Club to put themselves in the 'shop window'. One of the players mentioned was the ex-Aberdeen striker Sam Cosgrove who they sold for (supposedly) £2m. Scored 47 in 103 games and only 28 years old. Wonder if he's someone worth considering?

I have to agree, it was with the 'rights' of the legacy members that I had a concern, for example, do they retain the right to vote on Society issues. To me, it wasn't clear what the situation would be. I emailed the Society, but no-one has responded as yet (it may be that they are going to collate all/any questions and respond in one go).

The only thing is if you were doing a Hammell/Kettlewell 'who was the better' comparison, based on his service to the club I think Stevie Nicks it ...

https://x.com/FabrizioRomano/status/1885678124219740542?ref_src=twsrc^google|twcamp^serp|twgr^tweet Manchester City have agreed loan move for talented 20 year old striker Will Dickson set to join Motherwell. Verbal agreement in place as City will keep monitoring his growth.

By the time we start interviewing, Davie Moyes will probably have been sacked again and available:)

The Well Society have no direct say in the matter. The Board of MFC, as does the Board of any Company, makes the decisions with regards to its business. The only thing the WS can do is to make clear its feelings via its appointed representatives on the Board. But ultimately the MFC Board are responsible for any/all decisions with regards the running of the Club.

I've heard he won't fly Emirates airline as the seats are set out in a 3-4-3 formation :)

Aston Oxborough has signed a new contract with the club. The new deal will see the goalkeeper remain at the club until the summer of 2027, with the club holding an option of a further year. The 26-year-old has impressed everyone between the sticks this season. Oxborough has been named in the Premiership team of the week twice, and was voted player of the month for September by the Motherwell supporters. “It’s great to get Aston signed on a longer contract,” manager Stuart Kettlewell added. “There’s been no doubt in my mind that I wanted him to stay at Fir Park beyond this season. His qualities have shone through in his performances this season. And I think everyone knows how patient he has had to be for his opportunity. “He is a huge part of the success we’ve had so far.” The Englishman has started 11 games this season and has firmly secured his spot as the number one keeper at the club, with a string of impressive saves and performances. “It’s been a bit of a whirlwind this season but I’m so happy to be signing on,” Aston Oxborough said. “I’ve tried to give my absolute all and I’m pleased with how it’s went so far. Signing this deal doesn’t mean I’ll be taking my foot off the gas. “We have huge games coming up and long-term, I want to be the number one keeper. So, it’s time to keep my head down and get back to work.”

I emailed the club last night to ask what the numbers were. Wouldn't surprise me if they'd forgotten to draw them

It's not all bad news, according to the official site ... https://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2024/05/19/motherwell-3-1-st-johnstone/

The AGM is for shareholders of MFC not The Well Society and all shareholders will receive details about the meeting advising the process.