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The club definitely needs to clarify the position and also WHO made the decision not to let the flag in I was just passing the bowling club when I saw a group of about 20 young guys with the flag. They were being asked to unfurl it,I thought so they could check what was on it not any offensive/political/religious Once the boys unfurled it the steward pointed to his ear and was saying it was to big “I’ve been told it’s to big” this was a steward not the police so someone within the hierarchy of the club made that decision WHO ?? think we have a right to know Now the flag was big but no where near as big as what has been unfurled within Ibrox or Parkhead in recent weeks so unless they have different health and safety laws than the rest of us don’t see what the problem was. When told this one of the young boys said Ah feck off we’ve already cleared it with the club The police sergeant took offence to this and along with two PCs grabbed the young boy and pinned him against the wall of the East Stand with the sergeant right in the boys face (trying to provoke a reaction from the boy) totally OTT from the police IMO I asked a young WPC what the young boy had done and the next minute I’ve got two PCs in my face asking what my problem is . Our fan base is not that great that we can alienate the young boys who back the team to the hilt and being a bit of passion and colour to the bottom end of the east stand Was it just me but from where I sit in the POD it looked as if some of the boys walked out after about 10 to 15 minutes into the game. The club really need to tell us if the boys had permission to bring the flag in and if they did WHO made the decision to change it

Was wondering why Seedorf didn't come on.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/50708271 Motherwell: David Turnbull looks to his future 27 minutes ago From the sectionMotherwell Sharethis page David Turnbull, right, says his time will come at Motherwell Motherwell midfielder David Turnbull says he is setting "no targets" as he battles back from a knee operation. The 20-year-old was poised for a £3.25m switch to Celtic in the summer before the deal collapsed due to an issue raised in his medical, prompting preventative surgery. Voted Young Player of the Year last season, Turnbull's last game for the Fir Park side was 18 May. "It's been a long four or five months," Turnbull told the club. "I was on crutches for six to eight weeks and then after that I was at the gym building strength to get my leg back the way it was. "You don't know how long it will be or what else will happen, it's just good to be off the crutches. It's been all positive. "It's good seeing the boys every day, they keep my spirits up. I've been to most games home and away but sometimes it's tough wishing you were out there, but I know my time will come."

I’m not so sure they will. Mr Burrows had been put in a position which he couldn’t overturn due others which he explained to those involved. The SIWY fanzine statement alludes to who made the decision. I’d surmise Officer Dibble had an input also given their handling of non-events prior to the match. With our safety officer being an ex-employee, it’s not conducive to popular fan/club relationship.

It has now reached the stage, as the issue has gone public, that the club needs to clarify the situation.

I forgot to mention, I thought it was a shocking decision by the jobs worth stewards/security people to not allow the boys with the large flag into the game. Honestly they are driving people away from the games with this nonsense.

Please don’t turn up at the ground on Saturday, won’t be much of an atmosphere.

As a fan of a certain vintage, would agree there’s nothing better than beating Hearts, but our game management in terms of timewasting and shithousery in the last few minutes was outstanding, with the red card the icing on the cake. Beating the decades-long masters of the Dark Arts at their own game - priceless.