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3-1. Casey to score a perfect hat-trick.

What a difference it makes not having an incompetent over-promoted ballon as manager. Yesterday was sensational and, without diminishing the excellent effort of the players, it was solely down to having a manager with sound tactical ability.

Sensational. Wimmer has the ‘Well playing actual football. Win, lose, or draw today, that first half was brilliant to watch.

No new injury concerns according to pre-match update. https://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2025/02/28/rangers-a-short-trip-to-govan/ He’s either been dropped, injured in the warm up, or out for personal reasons. Or any other guesses?

I think I’ve probably said this before here, but Arteta is a prick. That’s why Mika is now with Monaco.

I wonder what Herr Wimmer will think of all this pomp and ceremony today. Is the stage set for March 1941 all over again in Govan? Or will Staunch FC prevail over FC Wimmerwell this time? https://www.rangers.co.uk/article/armed-forces-day-at-ibrox-2025-02-28/2qROY57PU8wyEapHHjWCHa

Masonic Street Preachers* *courtesy of twitter.

I can see a few Motherwell players massively raising their game for this fixture. Add to that the new manager bounce and the opposition being led by the Staunch Bros, I have the feeling we’re in for a good game.

Six pointer ✅

Dundee have scored 39 and conceded 58 so far this season. We’ve scored 30 and conceded 46. They may have scored more than us, but we’ve conceded less, and our goal difference is slightly better. It’s certainly going to be a tight game with both teams likely to score.

Aye. I know that me and a few other ST pals are using the £3 offer to bring other non-ST pals. It should be a decent crowd.

McGhee was a Kettlewell signing, but we have to hope that Wimmer can get a tune out of him and several other new players next season. The Kettlewell hangover will remain for 18+ months, but note that I’m not directing that at McGhee, as he could be an excellent versatile player for us.

I’m a ST holder but rarely make it to midweek games due to work/family/etc., but I’m not missing this one. I’m thoroughly looking forward to supporting Wimmer and the team tonight.

Daws should've been gone alongside Alexander. A whole topic was started at that time. And here is my tuppence worth from back then.

Looking at the bottom half of the league table, as well as considering recent form and events, this game could not be any more of a six pointer. Anything less than a victory will only worsen the death spiral.

Our injury list is almost laughable. The sooner this season is over, and the clear out taken place, the better.

As I said previously, it’ll take at least 18 months for Wimmer to undo the damage Kettlewell has done. The only positive from yesterday is that Wimmer got to see some of that shite with his own eyes.

A lot of users of this forum are more interested in criticising the poster rather than engaging with the substance of the posts. We can all be guilty of it at times, but feck me, it’s exhausting.

Are you Kettlewell?

‘maybe held his hands up’

A common criticism of Kettlewell was his inability to learn. He won’t learn from this. A leopard never changes its spots.

Wee Al was class for us, and he thoroughly deserved his move to Luton in the Championship at that point.

I was right, you are the criticism police. Glad to have you engaged in ‘legitimate criticism’, although perhaps lacking a constructive strand.

Again, were you at the game? Probably not. But for the avoidance of doubt, ‘getting booed’ in a football context can mean boos and shouts and jeers, etc. It’s a generic term. Regardless, solely booing someone or something can also be a way for a person or group of people to express legitimate criticism if they choose to do so. Are you the legitimate criticism police?

Cammy Murray died yesterday. Following his footballing career, he became a local legend in Lanarkshire, teaching PE to generations of kids at Lanark Grammar.