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Mark Benstead- boss Stuart McCall confirms to me club will look to sign 20 year old Estonian striker henrik Ojaama on a short term deal.

Dunfermline will come and get everyone behind the ball and hit in the counter attack ,that's no rocket science almost every team has done that at firpark this season and we've found it very difficult to break them down. Tomorrow wont be any different, it will be yet another boring affair.

The vast majority of spl games are shite and ours aren't any exception Saturdays game for example was shite if were honest ,and they want £23 quid to watch it. But to answer the question McCall is doing a great job.

Oh i will be there ok wouldnt miss this one ,train through early doors few beers few drams ,game, then another few beers another few drams . Mon the Well .

It is a fantastic deal for those who travel with supporters buses and stay in the motherwell area and who can pop along and buy a discounted ticket . Bottom line is you could go to an away game and spend no more than 20 pounds.

Dont think buyin your ticket and savin 3 quid will add much to the support, free buses will put some extra bums on seats. Should have been 20 quid for everyone though.

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Totally agree mate, the Jamie Murphy point in particular is a strange one as week in week out at home were watching a very good player runnin about most of the time like a headless feckin chicken .

Much as I hate the Jambo bastards I wouldnt like them to go tits up, but on the euro 3rd place debate if we keep going as we are then we will get third place no problem .But there is a wee bit to go yet but its lookin good.

There are certain posters that I don't ever know it they are for real or just taking the piss e.g Dewell, MJC , postiejim. For my money they are mostly takin the piss.

What was the score the last time we played St Johnston ,a tough game next week against a good team who have had some good results this season ,Europe is a long way away yet .

In many ways stuart mccall's team is like craig browns when he was in charge ,effective but not very entertaining. I don't get to many away games where we seem to play better so i'm looking at our games at home and they aren't very good to watch ,put it this way someone comes along to check out a game isn't likely to come back in a hurry. Not for 18 quid anyway.

For all our faults at home were good on the road ,so i wont be surprised if we take something from this game .

Thought we played better in the second half than we did in the first, Big Higdon was my motm with Humphrey and Daley sharing the wooden spoon . Deserved our point in a hard fought game played in poor conditions.. Goes without saying that our home form has to improve if we are to have a real chance of a euro place, scoring some goals would be a start.

Both shite today.

Motherwell FC are today delighted to confirm ticketing information for the Friday night game with Hibs on December 2nd. Very little beats the atmosphere under the floodlights at Fir Park and the Hibs match promises to be exciting as the SPL tries out the Friday night experiment. FREE TICKET FOR SEASON BOOK HOLDERS Following the fantastic support shown by Season Book holders this season, the Club wants to reward members and widen the Motherwell family. Our goal is to increase the noise, encouragement and support behind manager Stuart McCall and the team – the importance of the 12th man at Fir Park cannot be underestimated, and we all want as big a crowd as possible in the Phil O’Donnell, Cooper and East Stands – we can all play our part. This match has been designated a ‘Fir Park Football Friday’, and every Season Book holder has the chance to donate a FREE ticket to the game to a supporter of their choosing. In order to qualify, Season Book holders should provide the following information in an email (or come to the ticket office if easier) to ticketing@motherwellfc.co.uk before 5pm on Monday 28th November 2011: Season Ticket Member Name: 4-Digit Season Ticket Book Number: Nominated supporter name: Nominated supporter address including postcode: Nominated supporter date of birth: Nominated supporter email address: Nominated supporter contact telephone number: The Club will then send a ticket for the Hibernian match on 2nd December 2011 direct to the supporter nominated. GATE PRICES REDUCED ACROSS THE GROUND In addition to the above offer, the club have also reduced ticket prices at the turnstile. ADULTS/CONCESSIONS: £10 JUVENILES: £5*Concessions are listed as Over 60s and a Full Time Students *Juveniles are listed as Under 16s WE ARE MOTHERWELL FC. TOGETHER WE WILL BE STRONGER. PLAY YOUR PART AND FILL THE STADIUM – NOMINATE A NEW FRIEND OR FAMILY MEMBER NOW!

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Can see the headlines now .......Young Motherwell fan vs Fat bastard steward.

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Our next six games start with next weeks visit of Dundee Unt and finish with our last game of the year against Dunfermline on the 28th of December. Four of these games are at home with two away from home ,the fixtures are Dundee Unt home, Hibs home, St Johnstone away, St Mirren home, Hearts away and finally Dunfermline home. Looking at each game individually there is no reason why we cant win them all ,but to win six games on the bounce is a big ask . However these six games will i think have a big say in how high or low we finish in the league . Thoughts, opinions ,predictions anyone.

Three trialists played today a goalkeeper [randolph away] ,blonde haired guy who scored ,i thought the guy who crossed for the winner might have been Henrik Ojamaa but it was adam cummins.

Henrik Ojamaa (born 20 May 1991 in Tallinn) is an Estonian footballer who currently plays for RoPS. His preferred position is striker, but he is often used as an attacking midfielder or winger. Club career Derby County F.C. Ojamaa played 2 years for Derby County Academy, before signing a one-year professional contract with the club in June 2009. He was Derby County's Scholar of the Year in 2008–09. At the end of November 2009, he joined Stafford Rangers on a loan for one month. He won numerous Man of the Match awards during his short spell. At the end of the 2009–10 season Derby announced that, along with several first team players such as Gary Teale and Jay McEveley, Ojamaa would be released at the end of their contracts in June 2010. Alemannia Aachen On 18 May 2010, he signed a two-year contract with German club Alemannia Aachen, starting in July 2010. He made his official debut for Alemannia Aachen on 27 November 2010 when in the 88-th minute he was substituted in. On 12 January 2011, Dutch club Fortuna Sittard announced that they would rent the player for the rest of the 2010–2011 season. This means that he will play at the club for half a year, after which he will go back to Alemannia Aachen. International career Ojamaa is a member of the Estonian under-21 team. He was a key member of the U19 national team when they qualified for the UEFA U19 Championship Elite Round to face Spain, Germany and the Czech Republic.

You talking about Higdon or Forbes ,both are painfully slow.

Aberdeen been playing better the past few weeks but if we play as we can we should be able to take them , i say dons 0-2 well.