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http://www.firstrow.net/watch/43196/1/watc...herwell-fc.html

http://www.firstrow.net/watch/43196/1/watc...herwell-fc.html

YYYYAAAAAAAAA FFFUUCCKKIINNGG BEAUTY! Only 1-0 HT

oh my lord. a corner

gonnae stop giving the fucking baw away :wallbash:

It's sad times when I'm happy with two passes in a row WTF happened to us!

Lets be thankful it's still 0-0. Doubt we'll be able to say that for long. Enjoy it whilst it lasts

http://www.stopstream.com/ch1.html

Not the worst appointment in the world. Hopefully he can get a solid number two behind him and with his contacts down south it could turn out good. Satisfied but not ecstatic

From BBC Motherwell will hold further talks on Wednesday with former Scotland international Stuart McCall about the club's managerial vacancy. The 46-year-old ex-Bradford boss impressed the board of the Lanarkshire club after his initial interview. Negotiations with other candidates failed to bear fruit and McCall is now seen as the man to succeed Craig Brown. Well had interviewed former Oldham boss Dave Penney, while Neil McDonald and Ricky Sbragia withdrew their interest. Should talks with McCall progress as Motherwell hope, the club could make a statement as early as Wednesday evening but a more likely scenario is that the former Scotland midfielder would be paraded at a media conference within the next 48 hours. McCall was a key player at Ibrox in the 1990s when Walter Smith was in his first stint as Rangers manager. Penney, 46, had emerged as a possible candidate for the Fir Park vacancy, and had been interviewed, his experience in England's lower leagues appealing to the Motherwell board. Former Blackburn Rovers assistant Neil McDonald pulled out of the running after deciding the job was not for him. That followed a similar decision by Sunderland chief scout Sbragia. Should an appointment not be made ahead of Wednesday's game against Celtic, interim manager Gordon Young is prepared for a third game in charge. "I've always adopted the attitude that I would keep the place on a steady footing and organise so that when a new manager came in, whether it be a day or a month, there would be no way he wouldn't hit the ground running," said youth coach Young. "I have planned for the game tomorrow, I have planned for Hamilton and, believe it or not, I have planned for Dundee the week after. "I'm like General Montgomery going down to see the troops every morning, I give them a battle plan and the casualty list. It is becoming a bit of a laugh in the dressing-room." McDonald became the latest to fall by the wayside despite holding negotiations in Scotland and watching Motherwell's 4-1 defeat by Rangers on Boxing Day. The 45-year-old, who was surprisingly sacked along with Sam Allardyce at Ewood Park this month, returned to his Preston home to think over the post but decided against progressing with negotiations. He fulfilled the criteria laid out by Motherwell vice-chairman Derek Weir as he told BBC Scotland on Sunday they were down to "two, maybe three" candidates for their managerial vacancy following more than 40 applications. "There are three things we are looking for," revealed Weir. "We want someone who is well known in the lower leagues of England, because that has worked well for us in the past in terms of finding players we can afford. "People who have a network in terms of bringing in loan signings, which again has worked well for us. "And then people with experience, either in the Scottish or English game. "There are a lot of people out there who have all of that. Now we have to narrow it down." That would appear to rule out the likes of former Hibernian manager John Hughes, ex-St Mirren boss Gus MacPherson and former Aberdeen and Kilmarnock boss Jimmy Calderwood. Lennoxtown-born Sbragia is understood to have been high on their wanted list having been Sunderland caretaker in December 2008 after the departure of Roy Keane and leading the side to safety from relegation on the last day of the season before resigning. Ex-Lincoln boss and former Celtic striker Chris Sutton was thought to be in the running and also fits the bill set out by Weir. Sources close to former Celtic striker John Hartson, who had been in the running for the Wales job before the appointment of Gary Speed, had suggested last week that he was expecting to hear from the SPL club.

At least he has claret and amber blood

Says it's on ESPN here ---------> http://www.oddschecker.com/football/scotti...cottish-premier We would have heard from a more reliable source though so I doubt it will be

Looks good. Hope we see loads of video interviews and some behind the scenes footage

That's my youtube vid

40 applicants sounds like it was appealing to me. He's probably no longer interested after seeing the shite on display on Sunday

Daza saves the thread When was the last time we had such a shocking performance? I seriously can't remember....might have been the worst I've witnessed

All this chat about Motherwell looking for a longterm manager means the likes of Gus McPherson or Billy Reid. Fuck that. Bring in someone with ambition who if they move to a higher level in a year or two were obviously doing something right with us. If they're bellends like McGhee and Brown who move down a level we can laugh or if they move up a level to the Championship we can say job well done and next. I'll take that over a Billy Reid anyday

RIP. Very sad news

love random stories like this and Tamys

Is it a coincidence the number of heart related deaths has significantly increased since RedBull and similar energy drinks became popular

Jimmy Calderwood on Sportscene results getting all shy when being asked about it. Awwwwww

+1 +1

What a fucking idiot. Aberdeen officially my most hated team outiwth the Old Firm. c***s

I'll be gutted if he goes.