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Getting cash for someone that had signed a pre-contract and was going to leave for free in a few months, and that player going on to score a total of 1 goal that season, sounds like good business to me. You sound bitter because your CEO application was rejected.

I can understand we don’t get to here about all the details of the interviews/negotiations etc etc but thought it would be right as a fan run club to at least let us know where we are in the process with a carefully worded statement . The silence only leads to speculation amongst the fans . Would have thought the board would be happy to engage with the fans without giving us exclusives. Only really looking to see where we are in the process . Over to you Chairman/board

We did reject an offer for him and he hasn't.

He'll just go in the huff and down tools until we let him leave. Burrows in his wisdom decided to let Tony Watt go to a rival for a pittance. The precedent is set and that short term thinking will cost us every time a player hits form in the future.

The only goalie I've seen that played with his hands in his pockets.

£200K is far too little for a player who has scored 24 goals this season with five games left and one year left on their contract. His potential goals next season would be worth more to us than £200K. We need to stop selling ourselves short. As Kmcalpin notes above, if KVV were currently at Dundee Utd/Aberdeen/Hearts/Hibs, and regardless of him being nearly 32, I think he would be priced at at least £500K. If he goes, this would be the ideal scenario.

93/95 was a great time to be a Well fan looking back , great days

Ah if only we'd kept Dykstra for a couple more seasons

200k and be no point in selling him it be worth it keeping him and his goals getting into the top 6 earning more money for the for final league position. 200k if he left for that it be worst bit of business witnessed for a 20 plus striker.

Are you sure your not a Rangers fan MJC? I think the 'rather not see that again' quote might have been me. Sorry if it offended you. You have certainly been holding onto it for some time. I think that quote was months ago. Just to clear things up on that. I loved Bobby Russell as a player. I loved Colin O Neill as a player. His goal in the 4-2 Scottish Cup semi final gave me my single most enjoyable moment as a football fan on what was for me the greatest night of being a Motherwell fan in my life. I loved wee Tommy McLean. His management coincided with my most enjoyable days going to the football. I get nothing but pleasure from watching the videos above. They bring back many happy memories. Davie Cooper was a gift from the heavens to Motherwell at the time and I consider it an absolute privilege to have watched one of the most gifted players in Scotland history wear claret and amber. When I think of all these players I think of players who were playing for the Motherwell jersey. They were celebrating goals as Motherwell players. Tommy McLean sides were beating Celtic and Rangers for the Motherwell jersey. My favourite ever Motherwell player happened to be Tommy Coyne, an ex Celtic man. I remember him having to take the abuse of Rangers fans about the tragic death of his wife when we played Rangers are Firpark and Coyne was visibly shaken. I think from memory Tommy McLean had to substitute him. It is those kinds of moments that strengthen s my belief that Rangers are not better than Celtic despite your claims otherwise. On Skippy Sunday I felt that Terry Butcher was celebrating more than just a Motherwell win. It is a personal opinion of mine that has obviously caused you some offense but it does remain something that I would not care to see again. I enjoyed Motherwell's draw on Saturday as much as I enjoyed Skippy Sunday. The impact that the Skippy Sunday result had on either Celtic or Rangers meant nothing to me. As one last aside, if Celtic or Rangers were playing a European final I would and have supported both of them. Any bitterness I have for the OF does not extend beyond my wish to see Motherwell thump them both every time we play them. Sadly these days the pickings are lean. It's what makes Saturday's result something to celebrate and the videos above something to cherish forever.

One goal that enabled United to finish above us.

Read as we pay pish so all the eligible candidates have said no and all the budget supermarket regional managers have been told no.