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The tipping point has been reached. It’s only a matter of time now.

St Johnstone 2-0 Motherwell Also: Kettlewell to be booked. SODs to trip over his own arse. Back five. Casey to batter Frail. Zero shots on target. Halliday in midfield on his own. 35% possession. 150 Well fans to make the journey. Basically, it’s looking like Simo may Finnish off Kettlewell.

No. Kettlewell lives in his own head. His post-match interviews quite clearly demonstrate that.

The same could be said of several players, including some of those important players currently out injured (eg. Miller and Stama). Square pegs into round holes comes to mind. I wouldn’t be surprised if they collectively chuck it next week to speed up the inevitable. If so, Kettlewell will only have himself to blame.

Good. Kettlewell is asking them to flog the same dead horse every week, which will only reduce the players’ stock and rightly make them angry.

Yet another predictably poor performance and defeat where zero personal responsibility is taken by Kettlewell in the aftermath.

All those saying next week is massive etc are missing the point. Today was massive. The continual shrug of the shoulders and better-luck-next-time attitude is precisely why donkeys like Kettlewell continue to be safe in their jobs.

Fair play.

The kit man. At least he did his job to the standard expected.

Where’s his supporters tonight?! He is a terrible football manager.

Everyone and their dug predicted that performance and result today, and it’s exactly why many of us chose not to waste our money.

Out of the Scottish Cup again and looking like we’re going to start dropping down the league table. Caldwell needs to get rid of Kettlewell now before he’s allowed to further run us into the ground.

The signs were there last season that fans would have to endure horrendous spells of form and disappointment under this current regime, but the Board at that time were too busy plotting how they could get rid of the club to the lowest bidder instead of getting rid of Kettlewell and Daws.

Kettlewell being booked yet again proves yet again that he is terminally unable to learn from his mistakes. He is an idiot.

The glaring issue is Kettlewell. Why anyone would want to give him yet another transfer window is beyond me. We’re being completely outplayed by the team at the bottom of the league, yet it’s somehow totally unsurprising.

There’s no need for censorship, lad. A fans forum has space for opinions and facts.

Kettlewell didn’t single-handedly turn Biereth into a €13 million player, although his ego may tell him that.

I was being sarcastic. Don’t you know that I’m Kettlewell’s number one fan?!

Everyone keep calm, Kettlewell knows what he’s doing.

Dundee fans generally seem to be gutted about losing McGhee and they think that he’ll likely join us this window rather than in the summer.

This injury saga can't all be down to bad luck. Some of it has to be down to poor recruitment, poor medical decisions, poor management, and someone casting a hex over Fir Park.

With McGinn unfortunately now knackered, I imagine Kettlewell will see SOD as cover in the RCB role. However, with Koutroumbis either being shite or broken, another versatile right-sided defender is a must this window to get us to the end of the season.

Kettlewell is almost 2 years into the job and currently into his fourth transfer window, yet it’s still not clear to me what type of team he’s trying to build. Other than the often-cited hoofball tactic, and considering the ‘entertainment’ on show across the past 2 years, this Motherwell team lacks any sort of notable style or identity.

I must commend you on the fine job you’re doing in your role as Kettlewell’s PR manager.

This graphic shows that we consistently concede more goals than we score in the opening 15 mins of the first half and same again in the first 30 mins of the second half. We’re also the worst team for it in the first 15 mins of the second half. A few more interesting patterns can be seen for us and others, but these are clearly the most concerning stats for me. They highlight that we do generally set up to be passive, at the start of both halves, and aren’t very good at it. This approach isn’t entertaining and, based on these stats, it means we’re likely to concede more than we score by the end of the season. https://x.com/scotlandscoeff1/status/1878778263897538800?s=46&t=wehikD-exiutCByWu64YEQ