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  2. Is that your guess or is that what Ross Hunter said? 馃ぃ馃ぃ
  3. I'm thoroughly enjoying this conversation, especially the insight provided by yourself Mr G&F, kudos to you for this 馃憣 My personal preference would be to remain at Fir Park, and I don't necessarily see this as a sticking plaster, but it absolutely have to be "done right" or it would rapidly turn into a disaster. It's surely possible to build something to be proud of in the footprint of the existing POd, encompassing the necessary corporate facilities and the other value-adding amenities discussed throughout this thread. Likewise the John Hunter. Whilst this currently has a very tight footprint, much of the land behind already belongs to the club (apologies if I'm talking bollocks), the problem lies with the school grounds... A school which is roughly 120 years old and surely due a massive refit/rebuild/relocation(!) which takes me to the local authority. I'd *love* to think that a fan-owned Community Club would matter a lot to the local authority and that the 2 would work collectively towards the same goal. A successful football club brings money into the area and helps put the place on the map, so positive collaboration should be a no-brainer. However, unless things have changed dramatically in the past decade or so, I think MFC is way down the list of any focus and/or priority of NLC. Moving elsewhere, and I can't think of anywhere other than Ravenscraig, will mean not only dealing with NLC, but (as other's have said) many others into the bargain... This gives me the absolute fear. It's also hard to imagine us getting anything other than a St Mirren Park affair stuck in the middle of a brownfield site where the existing amenities already seem dated. It also feels like 5-7 years away even if papers were signed today. One thing's certain, we need a decision a plan, and good communication of both in the very near future.
  4. I can genuinely only guess half the starting XI Paulsen Sparrow Girdwood-Reich? Moormann Williams? Preistman Fadinger Whyte? Ross Hunter? Said If RCC is fit he'll be in over Hunter.
  5. Excellent words, this is exactly my thoughts too We most definetly need to be treating these games as a chance to raise the profile of Motherwell Football Club to an even higher level
  6. I'm preparing for the game tonight as best I can with a tea of pickled herring, just to get in the mood.
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  8. Maswanhise missed Not sure what list hes on though
  9. With games like this, we just need to hope we have enough at this early stage to get us across the line. We're always going to be up against it playing such an important tie this early, but it is what it is. We know how it works. Hopefully we have the quality to overcome what will absolutely be a gulf in match fitness and sharpness.
  10. Tonight should be seen as being a big game for us and not simply as being a bonus or Euro jolly as it has been in the past. We should be trying to move on as a club. Its a rare chance to raise the club's profile; bring in extra cash through prize money and gates; and sustain the momentum from last season with the support. Its a chance to move up a level and we should treat it as such.
  11. I'm sure a decent percentage of that goes to his former club, but still a very good fee for a player regardless.
  12. Not that we would have disclosed it either.
  13. Undisclosed at Swansea's request apparently, but it is being reported at around 拢6.3 - 拢6.5m.
  14. That's Eli fully confirmed as gone, great bit of business. I'm looking forward to the Just v Turnbull local derby!
  15. No one is not siding with McInnes because he is now Rangers manager. Well, Im certainly not. I think players and managers should be able to give their opinion on decisions after the game. In fact most are contractually obliged to. The issue here, for me anyway, is punishment. McInnes has got a more lenient punishment despite going in stronger on the decision than Watt did. I think both punishments are ridiculous. But they should at least reflect the alleged offence committed.
  16. In terms of fit first team players are we saying: Paulsen Connelly Sparrow Moorman Girdwood-Reich Williams Wilson Priestman Fadinger Whyte Ross Said Vogt With injuries to: Mcginn Odonnell Longelo JK Mcghee Cook Eythor Stama Hendry The more I look at that the more concerned I get about tonight! 馃槥
  17. Apparently Paulsen started life as an outfield player.....
  18. He could probably do a job at right back, to be fair.
  19. Interestingly, Rangers are appealing McInnes' ban. I'd be interested to see how that goes.
  20. It feels like we鈥檙e at the stage where it wouldn鈥檛 even be a surprise if Matty took his gloves off and played outfield.
  21. Again, I don鈥檛 see anything in Del鈥檚 comments that were anything different to what any of our fans or indeed anyone outwith Celtic were saying at the time. It was disgusting and there is not a snowballs chance in hell VAR and Beaton give that decision to us up the other end in the final seconds of injury time. That award took away a massive advantage that Hearts would have had going into the final game of the season and handed it directly to Celtic who ended up profiting from it when they won the league. As Hearts boss at the time and hearing of that incident and in the heat of the moment it was perfectly understandable that McInnes was angry, indeed he had every right to be. And that鈥檚 before you take into account O鈥橬eill鈥檚 wee phone chat with Collum about refereeing at the start of May. Had it been us in Hearts position on the penultimate game of the season and Jens had said exactly what McInnes said then would anyone on here or in our support have a problem with it? Would they hell as like! I get people don鈥檛 want to be seen siding with the now Rangers manager, but it鈥檚 important not to lose sight of the real issue here. That Celtic were handed the league by a disgraceful decision given against us by an incompetent VAR and a referee who is too scared to give anything against Celtic due to previous grief he鈥檚 had from them and their supporters. And yet despite that and the fact that their supporters invaded our park in their hundreds and the game ended with them all on the park on the Wednesday night and they then did the same in their thousands on the Saturday they completely escape punishment for it? Indeed the only ones punished were the ones who called it out including one of our players.
  22. My guess is that we'll see one or two of these players featuring tonight at some stage.
  23. I was hoping Manny, Eythor, JT & Cookie might all be fit for the second leg. Maybe even Johnny K.
  24. More players will need to be players back from injury which I'm not sure is likely. To be eligible to play in the second leg, a player needed to be registered by last night..
  25. Putting the lack of striking power aside for now, as that鈥檚 arguably been our hardest position to fill for a while, I agree entirely with your point about the midfield. I鈥檇 go as far as saying it鈥檚 a complete failure not to have had someone lined up and already in the building to replace at least one of those players. And don鈥檛 tell me that鈥檚 Willy Vogt. He鈥檚 more likely a Maswanhise replacement, but he looks pretty poor regardless.
  26. I looked this up yesterday because Im kinda sad and wonder about these things, but Hanvar is Faroese for Port or Harbour. Boltfelag means football club. So HB Torshaven are actually Port Torshaven FC. Your welcome! 馃槏馃槏馃槏
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