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Hammell, Carswell, Lawson, Moore and McHugh are out going by Black's interview and 4 of the lads from the U20 win over Celtic have been added to the squad.
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There is
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BBC Gossip saying Steve Lomas has applied and Kenny Black hasn't applied yet, he also is feeling the loss of McCall. The Lomas Story from the Record
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BBC Gossip pointed me towards The Herald this morning and Billy McKinlay Billy McKinlay Story in The Herald.
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Today's BBC Gossip page with a few titbits on our likely new manager Billy Stark was immediately installed as the 6-4 favourite to become the new manager of Motherwell following Stuart McCall's departure on Sunday after the former Queen's Park boss quit as Scotland Under-21 coach. (The Scotsman) Exiting Scotland Under-21 coach Billy Stark has had his name put forward for the Motherwell manager's job, but the club will not make their choice until next week and Fulham Under-21 coach Peter Grant, former Ross County boss Derek Adams and former St Mirren manager Danny Lennon are others interested. (The Sun, print edition) Scotland assistant manager Mark McGhee has ruled out a return to Motherwell to succeed Stuart McCall, who resigned on Sunday.(Daily Express, print edition)
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Today's BBC Gossip, no safety net. Scottish Professional Football League secretary Iain Blair has ruled out the possibility of the governing body granting Scotland manager Gordon Strachan his request to have Hearts, Hibernian and Rangers manipulated back into the top flight. (Daily Express)
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BBC Gossip Former Watford head coach Billy McKinlay, former Celtic and West Brom assistant Mark Venus, former Hearts manager Csaba Laszlo, former Stevenage boss Gary Smith and former Iceland coach Atli Evaldsson have put their names forward to succeed Stuart McCall at Motherwell
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When Leitchy's name first appeared as a possible contender, I thought it might be a good shout, especially as he's been working with the youngsters. However there were reports about his attitude to the players when assistant under McGoo both here and at Aberdeen, as a manager, what he might get away with as an assistant or even head of youth, he won't get away with as the manager. So he needs to realise that before making the step up. Adams, obviously everyone here has their own opinion on him, I liked him when he was here as a player. He done a lot of the dirty work. I was even impressed with his first spell at Ross County, even admired him for having the gumption to jack in his assistant role at Hibs and return to Ross County. However, you then started to see a different side to him with arguments with various opposition coaches and rumours of disagreements with players, makes me think it's another to avoid. As for who we could go for I have no sepcific names but he shouldn't be afraid to mix our youths in with the experienced guys, even in our predicament. Maybe give guys with knocks a chance to get over them properly and start getting them back to a proper fitness level, for that Black has to go. He also needs to be able to make his own decisions on a the goalkeeper slot and not rely on Marshall's advice. So a mix between Sir Alex, Van Gaal, Mourinho, Gannon and Jim Leishman should do it.
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All I can really say is thanks for the memories, shame this season dived the way it did. Oh and of course Good Luck in the future Mr McCall.
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I see from the BBC Gossip pages that Strachan wants Hearts, Hibs and The Rangers in the top league, even if it has to be manipulated. Scotland boss Gordon Strachan says the top flight must be "manipulated" in order to bring back Rangers, Hearts and Hibernian from the Championship. Only two promotion spots are available. (Various) So does that mean we'll see the league extended to save us Or more likely the bottom 3 go down, no playoff.
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Saw this on the BBC Story of McCall leaving. "McCall is the second Premiership manager to depart this season afterRoss County sacked Derek Adams in August.Adams, a former Motherwell player, told BBC Scotland's Sportscene programme: "Nobody could have done any better than Stuart McCall has done at that football club." Asked if the position interested him, Adams said: "It's a job that a lot of people would be interested in."" I read that as if he doesn't like the club much so why ask if he'd be interested.
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Martin Woods (another name mentioned on here) has signed for Ross County.
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Alex Neill said they currently have 7 first team players out. He had to put in three 18 year olds, one of them scored the winning penalty. We only had 2 first team players unavailable and I think McCall based his team on who wouldn't pick up another injury on the plastic surface. However 7 first team players out when their team trains and plays on a plastic pitch, makes you wonder if it's the cause, especially when you look at our casualty list after Stjarnan.
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Former Motherwell player Euan Murray has agreed a 1 year deal with Clyde and starts on the bench today.
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Not hoping for too much tonight but we've hit the bar already, so who knows. C'mon the 'Well!!
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They are obviously match fit....... Or is the club got another closed doors fixed up?
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Suppose we should add Dykstra, McCart, Martin and Arnott to the list as well.
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Hearing Faddy could be back training with us shortly. Faddy, Pearo and Hammy in the same team with Clarky, we'll win the league nae bother.....
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Celtic Aberdeen Dundee Utd Motherwell St Johnstone Inverness Ross County Partick Dundee Hamilton St Mirren Kilmarnock
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They retweeted 2-0. Come on the new Law man.
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Sorry, for some reason despite reading the thread 3 times I missed that post......
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Here is the link.
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The BBC Gossip page reports that Clarkson maybe on his way back after training with the club.
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Daily Record saying that the deal for Arnier was £250K down plus £50K in add-ons.
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Welcome back Lionel and Good Luck to Hutchy, a good servant for the club and he has earned this move. Think it is the step up he needs. Hopefully we get to say farewell to him at Fir Park.