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Was that not the same season we then lost to Rangers in the semi after being 2 up at half time to a penalty after a Derek Johnston dive on the half way line. The Celtic game (I think) was the first Motherwell score I remember

Neither did Ally Mc Coist

That was ridiculous, Cantwell got away with 2 definite yellows, that was never even a free kick

Wow the line it about metre away from the defender, that's miles offside

Just one thing I've noticed is the page numbers appear to be white on a white square so you can't read it.

It's still so inconsistent, which VAR should have been able to sort out. They allowed the similar, Füllkrug goal last against Costa Rica when he was miles off side and the ball was played back in to a German who chested it to Fullkerg who then scored. There was a goal earlier on in the tournament which was disallowed because a player was deemed to be blocking the view of the keeper who was already diving when there was a deflection which put the ball in the other corner, in the next game a shot was hit from outside the area which almost hit a player in an offside position standing in front of the keeper but it was deemed OK.

The thing is it doesn't matter how you define offside there will still be two lines drawn and the same arguments, it would just be that the big toe stops there being clear daylight

Do you actually understand what you post. You ridiculed someone for suggesting Tom Rogic as a decent signing, by saying Celtic wouldn't let him walk away from the last year of his contact but Celtic have already done just that, making your ridicule ridiculous. I'm going to take Mark Twain's advise now and sign out

Take it you don't know Celtic have announced Rogic and Bitton are leaving at the end of the season

One trophy in their history!!

Shannon's was never a red card was at least a yard away from the player, I'm pretty sure the club appealed it and won (which was unheard of then) **memory may be paying trick on me though

No it's free to air try Channel 111 on sky or 127 on Virgin

I don't post very often these days, but gutted to hear this; Andy was one of the very few people on here who's opinion was always respected. Andy you will be missed. Condolences to your family and friends.

Maybe a daft question but what can he offer in place of the extension?

No don't, it's a good laugh reading his "insights"

I don't know if it's just me but there doesn't appear to be a play button on the linked page.

A few people have mentioned that if you buy the shares you automatically become a member of the WS, that not the way I read it. It seems to be more of a case of "as well as being part of the Well Society you can hold individual shares as well". There already must be share holders who are not members of the WS.

I don't think that's the case as Rangers and Partick also replace Motherwell and Ross County as top 6 "seeded" teams. I was led to believe that they reverse the fixtures based on team seeding every year, so if team 1 plays team 2 twice at home before the split one season, the next season it is two away.

I read an article recently (BBC I think) they thought the seven of the eight would be Celtic, Rangers, Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs due to size, Hamilton because they were sure that Les Grey would have made sure that the criteria set met the Accies model with the seventh being the Forth Valley scheme as it was already SFA backed.

Bought with PM sent re delivery.

Yes definitely offside, he holds his flat in front of him along the line of the offense, a free kick he would have just raised his flag

Just football I think, Lawless is saying he's now playing poker rather than betting, so I'm also sure he's not suspended for tomorrow or at least not for the betting.

It says you can't play trialists after the 1st April, it only really applies to the 1st and 2nd Divisions as you can't play a trialist at any time in the Premiership and in the Championship. As has already been said it's very badly worded.

No but there's 8 teams mentioned so the most it is 6. Link to BBC story >> http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-36571259

The BBC mentioned that 13 were from Scotland.