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I'm not so sure we would if we were playing a 1st Division team in the cup final, to be honest.

Can't honestly say we really deserve any better, over the course of the season. Too many poor defeats and failed to do anything much against the Old Firm. Forbes on for Sutton.

Because he played one game for Celtic, of course.

Even if we do make it to Europe, I doubt we'll be there for very long based on the evidence of the last few games

3-1 Laffterty again, that's that.

Nice passing move and another corner. Much better.

Doing a bit more defending from the front now, that's more like it. Juke misses a great chance

Great block from Ruddy that time. Pity it's taken him a couple of games to get back to some sort of form :/

Novo coming on, expect he'll score at least one as usual...

That'll be why Juke doesn't use his right foot much...

Murphy, 2-1! Great work from JOB.

Unlucky? Looked like it was going in (well, maybe hitting the post) until he headed away from the goal!

Murph on for McGlinchey.

Half time, making it easy for them once again.

Juke is limping, dunno that we'll see him second half.

2-0, Lafferty sclaff. Even after Hibs game, that's game over.

Ball's in the net, but baldy lineseman gives offside. Probably right, this time.

Ruddy finally makes a proper save... is that about the first one since he came back?!

From the BBC text feed: "1337: "Motherwell have indicated a desire for us to stay. We are in the same position as Walter Smith at Rangers and working without a contract" Motherwell manager Craig Brown dispelling reports that he and assistant Archie Knox had already signed a long-term contract with the club"

1-0 Boyd, two defenders standing watching him.

Hugh McDonald's article in the Herald today (clicky) summed it all up quite nicely: "Motherwell celebrated as if they had walked away from a serious car crash." Other highlights: "It was similar to Marco van Basten’s goal against Russia in the 1988 European Championships. Only better. The Dutchman, after all, was playing on a football pitch. The Motherwell striker was playing on one leg and a sandy outcrop in Lanarkshire." "It was an evening of turbulent emotions for [Colin Nish]. He scored a hat trick yet ended the match with the sensation that every time he turned round Motherwell had scored. This was because every time he turned round, Motherwell had scored."

Nice idea, but sadly, they probably wouldn't even sell enough copies to cover the footage rights.

Two chances we'll have no sponsor next season: slim and none. Give them a chance, this season hasn't even finished yet-- how many other teams have already announced a sponsor for next season?!

Will be pleasantly surprised if we score, let alone take a point. It's all down to the other game, for me.

Aye, especially if it means we're finally getting Motherwell TV