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Going back to the Goal of the Season; Slattery v Hearts all day long. A genuinely wonderful team goal. Spittal v Celtic in 2nd place. I'm never that impressed about players pinging it in from 25/30 yards. It's more luck than anything else the ball ending up where it does. A great wee bounce about in the stands when it happens, tbf.

Besmirching the good name of Yann Soloy. Shame on you.

I would also find this scenario funny, tbf. Signs off with a hat-trick before an £800k move to Shrewsbury or some other EFL non-entity.

Don't be disrespecting Sam Foley in this manner.

That'll be Facebook fucked then.

at which point the c**t will hold his ankle and scream for a penalty.

Why? I think it's a brilliant thing for the league.

The Yanks have got him already...

Everyone can probably name a handful that happened to their own team, but this was an all-timer. Even I felt sick when St. Mirren lost that one. Slighly harsh, I'd say. I was at the game as a neutral that day and it was just one of those days. Hibs were absolutely fantastic, with a superb young side, and would've ripped most teams to shreds. This, plus the Albion Rovers debacle, means that until my dying day I'll argue that McCall was a very poor Motherwell manager. Stevie Wonder could have taken us to 2nd spot with the team we had and how poor the rest of the league was at the time.

I dunno. There's still that massive bit of space next to where the College sits. I know they're building a road through the bit further up but there's still loads of room left, IMO. That would be alright for me. Would be on the Fir Park side of the land and you could stoat up the new back road from the Century in 10/15 minutes on a Saturday!

Not linking the article as it's the Sun, but Tannadice, McDiarmid Park, Gayfield & Hampden all discussed as possible venues for this game if Dens Park isn't playable. No time to rearrange the dates due to the split so the SPFL want the game played somewhere. Fir Park is free...

Surely the first 300,000 questions you ask off the back of this proposal is, on repeat, "why the f**k do you want to do that? What's in it for you?"

This is massively important, too. Said similar on the auld Twitter.com last night. We shouldn't be looking to see what "a family" is claiming they'll put into the club, it's what they're looking to take out. If enough people look beyond the first to concentrate on the second, we'll be fine. Do you trust enough Motherwell fans to do that though?

@Swello, thank you

I did like the chat of them bringing in further investors down the line. "Honest lads, I've got hunners of pals. They'll be here later on!"

Or you could re-read your 2nd and last sentences from your previous post...

The man's got a legacy to leave... Quite why any "US based family", or any other fucker for that matter, would want to invest in a club like Motherwell, I have no idea. However, the majority of football fans are morons so a large section of the support, when it goes to the vote, will simply see some vague promise of $$$ and they'll say "Welcome aboard". It'll be some laugh when it goes tits up in five years or so.

Woolery just summed up what English lower league football is these days. Big guy, built like a brick shithouse & fast. Actual footballing ability? Don't worry about that, son. Just run fast, barge people out of the way and you'll be fine. He was shite.

I don't remember too much of Ian Ross in a Motherwell shirt as I was only a kid at the time and I spent my time pretty much swooning over Tommy Coyne (m'lord!). Other than his 25-yard screamer against Celtic on Jamie Dolan Day. It was something like that anyway, wasn't it?

Disappointed you didn't use the photo from his Gran's funeral.

I'll just leave this here.

I don't think Wilkinson's issue was his footballing ability. I think he underestimated Scottish Football and got a bit of a shock when he very quickly realised it wasn't kick and rush fitba like League 1/League 2 in England. However, as Co-Convenor of The NumberPolis (alongside @crazylegsjoe_mfc) it's heartening to see we've launched #99 & #77 already this season, and realised that #66 is no longer any good and have him nowhere near the side.

Do you know they didn't? Here's a mental thought... maybe they did and the player said no? I suppose after we lost the right to hold a gun to a player's head (thanks for that, Declan) our bargaining position was poor.

Aye, shame on the club for turning down all those cash offers for him over the last 18 months. A welcome return to the genre of, "Why didn't we sell Randolph for £1m???", that one.

I really just think clubs take a step back here. It's ok to have made a bad decision. Probably every poster on here has made a few in their own life. Businesses do it all the time. Rather than point and say "well, you can't moan about it now because you decided to go for it in the first place", can we not welcome a club (or clubs) turning round and saying, "Sorry lads, we've fucked it with that one". If you make a bad decision, fix it. If that means your tail goes between yer legs and you eat humble pie, so be it. Don't go and throw more shite at the wall to see if something will stick and possibly make it a bit less terrible.