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Bobby Hogg (a winger)played a few games for us in 1967 before moving to Stenny then Australia, where he ended up being capped a good few times. Before us he played one game for Hibs The 1967 Testimonial against Rangers featured most of their Cup Winners Cup final side beaten by Bayern Munich. Roger Hynd being one of them. Wellnet gives Hogg summary.

This David Hogg reference to playing for us isn't reflected in his Wiki page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Davie_Hogg There was a Bobby Hogg who played for MFC but that was a little later. Somethin' ain't right.........

Yes, I was concentrating on how far onto the field you can go. Both feet must be behind the line or touching the line

Impressive! A match report I read stated he had been freed by Hibs and signed by MFC for the testimonial game. BTW, I wouldn't heckle, merely interject 😇😇😇.

Close but no cigar!

Hogg who then moved to Stenhousemuir and Australia? But if correct I'll leave it to you to suffer the SK lectures. Better not heckle him though.

Based on previous timelines, we're probably a couple of weeks out from the new guy being announced, although if the board knew earlier, maybe that brings it forward a week or so. So, this week will be your Charlie Adam / Kevin Thompson tabloid exclusives, then early next week you'll get Scott Brown "ruling himself out" - when he wasn't contacted. By the end of next week one of the papers will run with a name that one of us pulled out of our arse, a la the bold Torsten Lieberknecht.

One foot can be outside the field of play.

Jurgen Klopp hasn't said that he doesn't want to be the next Motherwell manager.

Leonard Nimoy isn't it?

I heard Pep was spotted outside the Upper Crust this morning

To some extent. But when a large part of your skill set is endless box to box running, a high press and chasing lost causes, I'm not expecting to see much of that on display.

Applied to both feet

Yup, I agree, if foot on line its fine

An opportunity for skillful players to show their abilities without getting clobbered.

Given that's it's a warm up match before the world cup, players won't be wanting to get injured and managers won't be wanting to tip their hand on tactics, I suspect it will be a game played at half speed and about 4 tackles.

He can pick and choose what likes, but it doesn't make the "foul throw" comment correct.

Should be a good final.

I see their last warm-up match is against England. Be interesting to see how Just shows up against EPL players. Ideal shop window for him if he fancies a move down south.

New Zealand will be at the World Cup for about as long as Scotland will, so shouldn't be an issue.

This was the 'Well select team for Charlie Aitken's testimonial. Great to see Dave Mackay (top right) in the claret and amber. Betcha no-one knows the top second left, the guy who looks slightly puzzled at being at Fir Park. The lucky winner will get a ticket for the Kettlewell Institute series of lectures on the beautiful game.

TBF Willie Collum picks and chooses what IFAB rules he wants to follow and implement here (feels very much when it suits). Even forgetting Ralstons foul throw, before they got up the park Beaton gave them a throw that was ours on the edge of the Celtic box, he had a great view of it.

And the £200 million premiership play off final....zzzzzzzzz

I think the idea of that is that exposure to higher level teams will help improve the other teams over time. Having said that, it was better than this year's FA Cup Final.

And this is the shite folk are screaming out for inclusion in a bigger top division.