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Really couldn't believe my eyes with this. Clearly the shiny new Sales & Marketing team have no clue about timing. I appreciate their humour with the picture of Erwin though. As I've said on Facebook, last season we were told that a modest increase in ST prices was required to maintain budgets and bring in the calibre of player that would have us keeping competing at the right end of the league. So before the club asks us to stick with them through thick and thin, at least come out and apologise for the monumental fuck up this season. To rub salt into the wounds, this is what we get when we have a fan as Chairman of the club??Completely out of touch!

Success can't go on and we are overdue a poor season. However, this isn't due to financial constraints. No miracles have been achieved and no budget has shrunk. McCall had the same budget at his disposal throughout his tenure. Meanwhile the total spend this year will be as high as it's been since Administration. Ojamaa, Skippy and Pearson among the top earners in what is one of the biggest squads in Scottish football. Relegation is underpinned by sheer incompetence and a lack of leadership.

Pretty sure Baraclough will read this. He certainly did before his interview...

Craigan/Leitch wouldn't be my preferred choices for next season but I'd take them and/or JJ for the next 3 games.

I don't believe Baraclough will be here if we go down. Not if Hutchison wants to keep the support onside.

Skippy red card is harsh but I doubt we'll get it overturned.

I think the apathy stems from a number of successful years where the club continued to lose money, moan about the cost of Europe and ask the fans to contribute more. The introduction of the Well Society hasn't helped either. Relationship with the club is too close for comfort when serious questions have to be asked. And with a fan now the chairman, I'm not quite sure where we stand.

In advance of key games, a number of players went to the PFA union and asked for their names to be put on the Bosman list, without running it by the manager. He lost the dressing room a while ago in my opinion.

Twardzik is at least a shot stopper. Long isn't. He also seems to care about Motherwell. Too late now though to make a change.

Meaningless game but it might be an opportunity to see a few fresh faces.

Oh aye, the number travelling has been excellent. But outwith the absolute core, there is a dwindling interest whether we are at the top or bottom of the league.

Get the toys back in the pram, put away your petted lip and support your fucking team. This is football. This is the essence of it - good times, bad times, mediocre times we get behind the team. Just because there is a chance we might be relegated is no reason to not show up. You sound exactly like an old firm glory hunter, ready to chuck it at the first sniff of disaster. Even worse, that actually makes you sound like you play for us - such is your lack of heart. Also, wash your hair? In my mind's eye I always had you down as a baldy!!

McManus on Gow sounds like a really horrible one. Wouldn't be the first time this season be tried to get sent off.

You are spot on in my opinion. The sad truth is that an amateur of a manager was selected by a Board that severely lacked the required experience in football.

Q&A with Les on Tuesday will be interesting.

28th and 31st.

The owner doesn't have a fucking clue what he's talking about. We have a manager that the players don't play for. Really pissed off with Skippy and his words on Sportsound about going on holiday don't look too clever now.

Violent conduct. Aye.

So that'll be skippy out the playoff while McManus done his best to get sent off. Fuck off Motherwell.

Albeit he would expect us to bounce straight back up from a really competitive league. There's no doubt we'd survive relegation now but would spending at current levels add to the debt the club/fans will owe Hutchison.

Up to the clubs to kick him out.

Good interview but I don't understand how we can go through relegation without cutting our cloth. Interesting to hear home crowds are on the up although I'm not sure how that would compare with previous seasons.

The nightmare scenario seems to be all over the media today. Anyway, good to hear from the owner that we won't have to cut our cloth if we're relegated.

Glad to hear Baraclough is looking at the lower leagues. McCall turned a blind eye to this market and a few gems have went to our competitors. I read somewhere that Baraclough had been doing some punditry in Ireland recently, I imagine that ties in with scouting trips.

St Johnstone fans seem to think Sutton is on their radar. Good servant to the club who may yet have a pivotal role to play before the end of the season. However, I'd be content to see him move on.