Toxteth O'Grady

Unsurprisingly, James Scott has been substituted. Sammon on.

2-1

That'll be that then!

When was the last time we kept the same strips for two seasons in a row?

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/stats-show-celtic-motherwell-currently-14014348 Bit of a pointless article. What was it Ebbe Skovdahl once said about statistics?

Team picks itself at the moment. I'm guessing this will be one of these threads where everyone is confident of a victory, which always makes me slightly nervous. 2-0 Motherwell

The ones at Avon Street are away, but you are still down to one lane (briefly) further down, not far from the junction with Tinkers Lane.

Edit - beaten to it too.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/47003490 Motherwell: Stephen Robinson 'confident' David Turnbull will sign new deal By Scott Mullen BBC Sport Scotland 2 hours ago From the sectionMotherwell Sharethis page Watch: David Turnbull scores as Motherwell sink Hibernian Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson is "confident" David Turnbull will sign a new deal at the club. The attacking midfielder, 19, has become a key player for the Lanarkshire side after coming through the ranks. The scorer of the winning goal against Hibernian on Wednesday, Turnbull's current contract is up in the summer. "They are making progress on it. I think both parties want to get it done so the sooner the better," said Robinson. "He just needs to concentrate on playing football and let other people worry about getting the right deal done." Motherwell's teens sink sloppy Hibernian Motherwell's victory over Hibs, which moves them to within five points of the Easter Road club in eighth, was largely down to Turnbull and his fellow academy graduates. Jake Hastie was instrumental in the winning goal, while Allan Campbell was a formidable force in midfield. Earlier this week former Rangers and Motherwell defender Maurice Ross took over as under-20s manager from Stephen Craigan, with Robinson underlining the importance of the role to the club to keep that young talent coming through. "It's been a massive part of what we do," he said. "It's up to him to develop them and it is then a handover process as we dip them in and out of training with the first team. "I have seen Mo in training, he is top class. That's what we need, we have to coach players here."

I can't let this pass without comment. Main had a poor game tonight, but to say he was hiding is just ridiculous. For a striker, the number of goals he has scored this season is a bit embarrassing, however it certainly hasn't been down to a lack of effort.

https://www.thescottishsun.co.uk/sport/football/3774055/rangers-maurice-ross-front-runner-motherwell/ Both names already mentioned in this thread. STV also reporting that McCulloch is in the frame.

BBC article on Ross McCormack: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46934560

I've been a Robinson fan, but that was the final straw today. Time to go.

I'd heard these names mentioned too.

Article on Ross McCormack here https://www.heraldscotland.com/sport/17343598.ross-mccormack-reflects-on-his-personal-fall-out-with-steve-bruce-his-time-down-under-and-a-return-to-motherwell/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46769710

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46722080 Ross McCormack: Motherwell keen on Aston Villa striker By Scott Mullen BBC Sport Scotland 22 minutes ago From the sectionMotherwell Sharethis page Ross McCormack spent two seasons at Motherwell, scoring 14 goals Motherwell are interested in bringing Aston Villa striker Ross McCormack back to Fir Park. McCormack, 32, who last played for the Scottish Premiership club in 2008, was a spectator at their win over Hamilton Academical on Saturday. The former Scotland international is currently on loan at A League side Central Coast Mariners. That deal ends in the summer, so any return to Scotland would require Villa to cut short his stay in Australia. McCormack is back in the UK recovering from a knee injury, having not played for the Mariners since November. It is understood a potential deal is still some way off as Motherwell monitor his injury and situation, but the club are confident they would be able to strike an agreement if his circumstances were to change. The Fir Park side, currently ninth in the Premiership, are set to lose forward Ryan Bowman to Exeter City and have scored just 20 goals in 21 league matches this season.

Spotted on Facebook... https://www.gofundme.com/well-bois-banners

Just spoken to someone who works at the club. There could be some substance to the McCormack rumour after all

Bowman's departure confirmed https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46690102

Minute's applause for Phil O'Donnell in the 10th minute?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/46690102 Motherwell: Exeter City signal interest in Ryan Bowman By Scott Mullen BBC Sport Scotland 53 minutes ago From the sectionMotherwell Sharethis page Ryan Bowman celebrates after scoring against Hearts in the League Cup quarter-final Exeter City have become the second English League Two club to signal interest in Motherwell striker Ryan Bowman. A bid of a five-figure sum was received earlier this week for the former Gateshead striker from an unknown club. Exeter are now considering attempting to sign the 27-year-old, who was left out the squad of Motherwell's 1-0 defeat to Kilmarnock on Saturday. Bowman's contract expires at the end of the season. Speaking after Saturday's defeat, manager Stephen Robinson said: "We may have an offer for Ryan Bowman. "It came in very late in the day so we felt it was in everyone's best interests that he wasn't involved." Since Joining the Scottish Premiership side in 2016, Bowman, who was subject of a bid from Grimsby Town in the summer, has played 86 times for Motherwell, scoring 14 goals and providing 13 assists.

SURELY they will have separate turnstiles for those with tickets and those paying at the gate? This caused chaos the last time I was there

Seeing lots of stuff on social media about Hamilton fans nicking the Bois' drum and banners ahead of next week's derby