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It’ll go to Postecoglou, even although he has the easiest job in the league.

That is exactly what prompted my original post. I hope he looks to see how Allan Campbell has done in England and asks his agent to secure him a similar move.

Celtic won 5-1, made five subs, and Turnbull is still warming Postecoglou's bench, so I imagine he will be looking to leave that cistern of seething sanctimony soon.

He has done well lately.

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An excellent 10 points out of 12 for Kettlewell and the players. One point to note, however, is that this current Kettlewell team has no place for the likes of Crankshaw, Danzaki, McKinstry and Tierney.

St Mirren's next manager.

Can anyone explain what the footballing structure is now? I’m lost.

Both industries appoint those who can talk a good game…

I hope we skelp that racist, sexist, homophobe.

If Shields returns from the loan, is given a chance to play through the middle again and continues to flop, it will re-confirm for me that he is not good enough for this level.

McGinn's comment on the previous state of the dressing room is pretty blunt: "I've had some good and some bad [dressing rooms] and that is probably up there with the bad ones."

From what I've seen and heard, it's pretty clear that Hammell dug his own grave and put the nails in his own coffin, but that's to be expected of a rookie, sometimes. Let's hope he's learned some valuable lessons that will enable him to return to the game in some capacity.

Scott Burns must be sending his bung back to Billy Davies.

Step up his new assistant manager.

Steaming hot.

All’s well that kettles well.

It’s the Motherwell way.

Killie will get kettlewellskelped.

Whoooooosh

It’ll take as long as it takes for him to get back from the Man Utd game tomorrow night.

True, but then what’s the point of VAR?! With VAR, we should all expect the ‘professional’ opinion of the VAR to be more informed than the average fan, but it’s clearly still divisive.

The difference between Motherwell and Liverpool is that the latter team is not at risk of relegation. If that were a Premier League match and they were sitting in the drop zone, I don't think the fans would be as supportive and in song as they were tonight in the Champions League!

That's a fair enough post, although you may wish to consider his managerial achievements and failures. It is a mixed bag. Notwithstanding, let's return to this post at the end of the season.