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Good while it lasted. Na fuck it, we will hump them.

I would rather win the league game as the the Diddy Cup has no Euro entry. As I have said before, our league is far too small. This will always increase the odds of two SPL clubs meeting in the cup before or after a league match. At least it’s a home tie.

Just one of the many reasons why players leave the top flight in Scotland for another league, as you could easily end up playing the same team again and again.

Mentioned few posts up.

Quick prediction: Aberdeen v Falkirk - Away Win Motherwell v Dundee United - Home Win Kilmarnock v Rangers - Away Win St Johnstone v Celtic - Away Win

That’s a tough tie. I Would have preferred Killie or Falkirk.

I would take Killie and Falkirk at home. But we seem to play better against St.Johnstone away from home.

Sad to say but we could see some pretty low SPL attendances if the product doesn’t improve. Certainly not worth £18.

Went for Jennings in what was a poor match to watch.

I’m sure he is injured.

They are usually pretty tight affairs, but as I went for 2-1 Motherwell on the Clydesdale Bank predictor, I think I will stick with that. Mon the Well!

I can’t be bothered with the BBC predictor, plus the Clydesdale Bank version beats it hands down. Good prizes to be won as well!

Seek and you will find.

Unbelievable. The World has gone completely mad. As a very young kid I used to take my rattle to all home and away games. Mind you, it did make one hell of a noise! Football as a spectator support is on it’s last legs if they are chucking out people for waving a rattle. Would the last one to leave, please turn out the light.

Good result yesterday and looking forward to putting another nail in McGoo’s coffin. In saying that, the Aberdeen fans will probably thank us.

I think he may get on for the last 10-15min.

Mentioned on the radio that some Well fans have vuvuzela’s.

2-0!!!!

And Dundee United now have a penalty to make it 3-0

Goal Blackman!!!!!!

St.Johnstone almost scoring within 60 sec!!

Expecting yet another tight SPL game. I’m going for a 1-1 draw.

It’s about time Motherwell did something for skinny guys like myself, these salad dodgers have all the fun.

Football fans in training Starting at Fir Park soon Football Fans in Training (FFIT) is a new nationwide health project being launched across every club in the SPL, and set to kick off this September at Motherwell FC. Supporters can sign up to take part in sessions aimed at increasing physical activity, improving diet and promoting a healthy lifestyle. FFIT is open to 35-65 year old overweight males and is being provided by Motherwell FC as a FREE service to our supporters! You will become part of the club for 12 weeks, being issued with official Motherwell FC training kit to work with our football and health coaches one evening per week. Similar programmes have proved a massive success with clubs in the English Premiership and Championship. Now we will be leading the way in Scotland! To sign up all you have to do is meet the criteria below, and contact us with your details. It’s a great opportunity to improve your fitness, lose weight, and train with fellow supporters at Fir Park. Motherwell FC Football Fans in Training Start Date: 21/09/2010, 3pm-5pm and 5.15pm to 7.15pm. Venue: Davie Cooper Suite, Fir Park Eligibility You are eligible to take part if you are a male between 35 and 65 years old and meet any of the following criteria: BMI of 27+ (Calculate this by visiting http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/ ) Belly 100cm + (measure your waist and go around your belly!) Trouser waist size of 38 inches + Contact To get involved please email us on Graeme.mcarthur@motherwellfc.co.uk]Graeme.mcarthur@motherwellfc.co.uk[/email] This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it or call 01698 239926 with the details below: Name Address Postcode Contact Telephone BMI / Belly / Trouser size Or contact the Motherwell FC FFIT team on: Telephone: 01698 239926 Email: Graeme.mcarthur@motherwellfc.co.uk This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it CLUB ACTION: Scottish Government funding requires us to keep a record of everyone who has responded even if they turn out not to be eligible, or drop out of the programme.

Showing Scotland how it’s done. Well played NI and congratulations Stephen.