postiejim

Great night at Easter road indeed netherton and i don't see any reason why we cant win this game, i think its a good draw and should be a good night at firpark .Were the best team in Scotland after all while Hibs are bottom of the league ,they have a crap squad and a crap manager so what could possibly go wrong ,some people just lack a wee bit faith in the mighty Well.

This question has been brought up on a few occasions but has always gone unanswered ,but research indicates that Craigan before yesterdays game had scored 23 own goals a European record. The world record is held by some Peruvian player who scored 27 in a career spanning 17 years. 5 more and Craigan will hold the world record.

Clancy had an solid debut, Hammell was good and a double for Higdon but my motm is Law.

Got along tae the the game after all and I'm glad i did great performance from the team ,my only concern, and i'm not being over critical here ,was that on a number of occasions we gave the ball away needlessly ,unforced errors is the term used in tennis i think.

Think we will have a few irons in the fire just in case we lose Murphy before the window closes.

Wont make the game tomorrow, think we might get a win 0-1 will do for me.

McCall says "I know Omar well and I would like the move to happen. But there is a lot of red tape to cut though - visas and things like that. "But Omar ticks the boxes in the sense that he can play anywhere up front, like Steve Jones last season. "He's pacey - he's just what we need and I'd be delighted if we got him tied up, and I'd be happy with what we've got."

Forbes for me as well and nothing to do with him finding his level, ffs you could level that argument against the whole team .

If you hate the Glasgow Celtic clap your hands was sung on Sunday, if were going to apply the letter of the law this must be an offensive song to those nice Celtic chaps. I mean what would happen if people started chanting if ye hate shirt lifters clap yer hands or if ye hate coloured gentlemen clap your hands ,i mean what a tizzy those nice police persons would be in.:Yet another example of a law poorly thought out and badly implemented.

Thought that was a poofreader for a moment ,had visions of Gok Wan readin yer new best seller.

At one point yesterday the thought of Humphrey going to right back to perhaps help us cope with the quick breakaways by Rangers and Hatley going into right midfield and putting in better cross balls came to mind ,worth a try or just balls?

Spot on mate, there is also money to be made from the so called diddy cup, strongest team and get intae them.

Bit of an overraction sorry over reaction their Steve.

Had a wee dig on another thread about stay away fans on old firm days ,but thought our support was good yesterday and the young guys are doing a great job ,long may it continue.

O'brien is similar to Humphrey in that he promises much but delivers little.

+1

Well I thought we had a decent support which was good, Hammel and Law did well and Jenno and Keith battled away, other than that it was pretty poor. Humphrey was once AGAIN ineffectual ,HigdonKEY was much the same and although Murphy tried he was just too powder puff against Rangers big defenders. Rangers cut through our lackadaisical defence at times like a knife through butter and truth be told it could have been more than 3. However other results today leave us second top behind Rangers on goal difference, still a disappointing day though.

Who missed the Rangers penalty.

Rangers are confident here is an example. Most clubs have one, and the phenomenon is usually characterised by one team’s mysterious inability to get a result against another, no matter what the competition, the venue or the circumstances. For fans and players of Motherwell, there is no doubt about which team has been their ‘bogey side’ in recent years. In fact, Rangers’ stranglehold over the Steelmen is so strong that it could be used to define the term in a dictionary. Motherwell may have made a flying start to their league campaign but the odds are still stacked firmly against them this Sunday. Last season they faced Rangers four times in the SPL and lost on all four occasions. More worryingly though, the scorelines read 4-1, 1-4, 6-0 and 0-5. Indeed, Motherwell haven’t beaten Rangers in the SPL since Boxing Day 2002, and it would take a brave man to back them to reverse this trend. Rangers’ strikers will be rubbing their hands at the prospect of visiting their most generous hosts again, and with Nikica Jelavic and Stevie Naismith already on fire this season it could be another heavy defeat for the steelmen.

If people don't want to come along and support the team that's up to them ,but we had 18,000 at the final and will have about 3,500 if were lucky tomorrow .A better way to make a bit of cash would be to shut the cooper stand put the fans in the east and uncle phil stands and save money on stewarding and the like .

Our supporters are much like the team when Rangers come to town ,they shit there drawers and fail to turn up.

I have been told that the grooooondsman is a mr ellis from armadale.

Cup finals aside i always thought Gordon Marshall was a decent goalkeeper and i cant see any reason why he wont be a decent goalkeeping coach. Problem wi Hibs is they have had crap keepers for years widnea matter who the coach was.

http://www.perthshireadvertiser.co.uk/perthshire-sport/sport-news-front/2011/08/09/st-johnstone-goalkeeping-coach-moves-to-motherwell-73103-29200525/