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While we are playing well, I don't feel that being drawn away from home on a dodgy surface against the current holders who will be hell-bent on defending their trophy in front of their own fans constitutes a "great chance". We are playing well, and I think we have a good chance of winning, but I wouldn't be shocked if we lose. One bad decision, one piece of bad luck, and you can be out. It's certainly not Spartans at home. I don't have the fear though. It's amazing the progress we have made this year to get us in the mindset that we have a great chance, and if things go to plan, we should be in an equal or stronger position next season. That's the great thing about what has happened under JBA. It's not just about the performances, it's about the foundation that has been laid. We need to be sure we take advantage of it in future seasons too.
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Aberdeen v Motherwell 18/02/2026 Cup π
joewarkfanclub replied to SteelmaninOZ's topic in Club Chat
Im with you on the league. Top 6 looks a stick on now, but there is still room for improvement in this squad, so if we dont make top 3 or 4 Id be disappointed, but still view it as a good season. Re the cup though, the chances of the uglies drawing each other before the semis and both Hearts and Hibs being out, doesnt come along too often, especially coinciding with us having a good team. So I think this IS about as good a chance of winning a cup as we are going to get. But much like the chance the League Cup afforded us, we still need to step up and do the business. Tonight is huge. Win and we have a winnable tie to get us back to Hampden. At that point all bets are off. Lose and we will be moping around wondering "what if" once more...... - Today
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Pretty much my view. We're still work in progress and far ahead of where I thought we'd be with JBA introducing a new system. There's still a few weaknesses for JBA or someone else to sort out. I'll be a bit down if we don't make the top 6 but thats becoming increasingly unlikely. I think we've got a better chance of winning a cup next season. Thats not to say that we shouldn't go all out for a win tonight. Aberdeen were kind enough to give us a few friendly warnings on Sunday; lets hope we learnt from them.
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That's it Grizzly. I think we sometimes focus too much on history and not the present. Just because we've bottled it in the past doesn't mean it'll keep on happening. You can't compare the mindset of the club today with the mindset of previous years. Different players different board different coaching staff and a more positive outlook from the fans (with the obvious exception of course although even he's mellowing).
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Nervous about tonight. I feel this is our best chance in ages to end almost 35 years of no trophy. Then I remember morton in 2024 and st johnstone last year. That was before JBA so hopefully we can get a great win tonight. COYW
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Been wondering that myself. I don't think I'd actually be that gutted if we were papped out tonight, assuming it's not a result of another St Mirren-esque performance or a ludicrous refereeing error. But some folk seem to be thinking if we don't win something with this team we never will, and hopefully things won't turn too negative on here if that happens as there will still be plenty to play for (and hopefully, wins and performances to enjoy).
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Weβre winning this tonight. Maswanhise and Said to both play well and score a few between them. And McGinn to finish it with a set piece header.
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We have an exceptional team this year, but is it a cup team? Many excellent teams don't win cups and many bog standard teams win cups. You need a bit of good luck too and do we have that? Certainly we have the potential in spades but what concerns me are 2 factors: * Do we have the bottle? Some questions after the League Cup semi. * Will we be more clinical in front of goal? In our favour, we have a good record against Aberdeen this season; but they did seem a bit reinvigorated last Sunday. COYW.
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Only on the east coast, NRL is practically non existent in South and Western Australia. Netball and basketball probably have bigger attendances. Football is actually the biggest participant team sport in Western Australia.
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Looking at our form & team, considering one of the arse cheeks is going out in the next round& Hearts are already away, this game is massive. Whether MJC likes it or not, we are one of the best teams in the country. If we get through tonight we will rightly be installed as one of the favourites. There literally is no team in Scotland we should fear this season if we are on our game. The cup this year is such a huge opportunity! Dont blow it tonight motherwell!
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not at all related but the save 53 seconds in is unreal
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Terrible, don't worry.......I'll bail you out π€£π€£
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Thanks for letting us know βcause I was stumped
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Itβs just a better experience all round for everyone when the crowds are bigger, as in more Motherwell supporters.
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Game is on ESPN+ in the states for anyone without a stream.
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They were playing at a cricket ground - the Leichhardt Oval.
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Looks like they are playing at wishaw sports centre
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I believe an important quality for a goalkeeper is the ability to not break your hand multiple times.
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He obviously hasn't got the quality's that the manager requires first n foremost. That would be playing the ball at his feet. Some goalies find that alien to them.
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Aberdeen v Motherwell 18/02/2026 Cup π
joewarkfanclub replied to SteelmaninOZ's topic in Club Chat
They keep trying to get that headline, and he keeps batting them away! π§‘β€οΈπ§‘ -
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The gaffer
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I presume "Soccer" is behind Aussie Rules, Rugby League and Cricket for attendances?
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They usually have the top home attendance in Australia, averaging around 15,000. Their new stadium, which they share with a couple of rugby teams, holds about 42,000 - not sure where theyβre playing in that video, but itβs not that one. (Auckland who play in the same league have had slightly higher attendances in recent years, but theyβre in NZ of course.)