Ya Bezzer!

St. Johnstone are away to Kilmarnock.

Partick away to Ross County, Dundee away to Hamilton.

The top 6 thing is pretty easy to explain. If Partick, St. Johnstone or Dundee drop any points in their remaining games we are top 6. The one exception is if Dundee drew and Partick won in which case both could edge us out on goal difference if we lost to Celtic and they won their next match. If Dundee lose tonight we are Top 6. If Partick fail to win we are Top 6.

Partly, they put out Lech Poznan after us but still we were 2-0 up in that game early on and we should have gone through. I've said it before and I'll say it again we were very poorly prepared for that match and the start of the season in general and that has to fall on McCall. We then lost 10 out of our next 13 matches so it was no one off!

I think I said a couple of weeks ago that if we got into the Top 6 I didn't think there was any reason why we couldn't finish 4th. No one is in staggering form. We aren't there yet though, let's hope its confirmed midweek.

What weeyin says. At any rate Celtic's recent Hampden record would suggest it was a long shot!

Apparently Kilmarnock put in good performances against Aberdeen and Celtic but they have only got 1 goal in their last 6 games. If you can't score you are in big trouble. And let's hope Dundee Utd get something in midweek against St. Johnstone as that will guarantee our Top 6 place. Hamilton are away to Aberdeen and then have a home match against Dundee but they haven't won at home for 12 league matches. In fact Kilmarnock have only won 1 in the last 10 home league matches so that's two pretty terrible records. Dundee Utd seem to have the momentum but it will probably come down to the head to head matches in the last phase.

Simple facts are any success at Motherwel l will attract bigger clubs to look at our manager and if the offer comes in whoever the manager is will go, especially if they are a younger manager who's not made their money or had a pop at a higher level. That doesn't just apply to McGhee but virtually anyone in the hot seat.

I have Hammell on 463 as well but if I remember there is a disputed appearance somewhere along the line....so it might be 1 more or less.

Moult and McDonald is one of the best front twos in the league. Craig Moore has had a decent season at Ayr so you might see him given a chance next season, although I don't know off the top of my head when his contract is up. I can only really see us bring in a forward if Moult is sold. Jordan White at Livingston scored in the win against Falkirk yesterday. He is in double figures for the second season on the trot for a struggling Livie team. Apparently we were looking at him last year. Who know we might still have an eye on him.

I think that boat has sailed. Will be bigger clubs than us looking at him.

Luckily the copyright on porcelain mugs expired 1,500 years ago.

Doubt Gomis has a future at Hearts as they recently signed US international Perry Kitchen, a defensive midfielder.

You need to give players time to settle in. Gomis has had four starts and you could probably split them down the middle as good/bad. Was anyone impressed with Liam Grimshaw after 4 matches? I doubt it.

Right now we should take one step at a time and try and get Top six football. However if we get there I don't see finishing fourth as any less likely that any other team below Hearts. Think we will need at least 3 points though so we just make sure we don't get ahead of ourselves.

Even when we went through our bad spell it was clear to me we were much better organised, playing much better, had more goal threat and everything else you'd be looking for. Hopefully the last month or so will have persuaded some supporters to be a bit less knee jerk in their opinions, judge things on their true merits, ditch all these ridiculous personality issues, re-think their expectations and maybe just support the team a bit better. Wasn't the whole experience of the match yesterday, even at 0-1 down, so much better than it was against Inverness when we were 1-1 and well in the game? The last two matches the atmosphere has been good and even when the team went behind I think the positive attitude from the stands has helped to turn the matches round and get victories out of them. Fans play a big part in these things and I'd like to see us keep that going.

Right now, I'd give it to McDonald.....

Baraclough brought in something like 18 players so he'd better get at least 3 that were good. McGhee has brought Hall and Cadden through and he didn't even need to sign them.

Again almost spoilt for choice. Keeper and two centre backs were excellent. Had to go for Moult though.

Funny thing was I thought we were much better in the first half than the second but that's football - it has never and will never make sense. Should be looking for 6 points out of 6 from the next two games and Top six football to finish the season.

Was said on the radio that McFadden would have started if he hadn't got his injury.

The prospect of Jonny Hayes against Kennedy at right back.......oooft.

Maybe Motherwell took more fans to Dingwall, I don't know but the point is we have similar sized home attendances, perhaps a couple of hundred either way of 3,000.

First of all we need someone to come out and actually explain what all this means and what the repercussions of it are. I don't know what's going on and the people that think they do probably don't have a full grasp either. Surely when the future of the club is at stake, the club has a duty to explain this in layman's terms to the supporters? Second, how much do the club reasonably expect me to put into the club on an annual basis? With season ticket, cup matches, friendlies, merchandise, food and drink, programmes etc I am probably already putting £500+ a year into the club. That's a fair chunk of my expendable income and I cannot afford more, if anything I will be putting in less next season because I just lost my job and I don't know when my next wage packet is coming. I'm sure I'm in a fairly typical position and for me the Well Society is a complete non starter. I put my money in already and I can't put any more in. You can say "surely you can put in another £5 a month to the club you love" and maybe I could if it came down to it but where does it all end? As a supporter I am being bled dry and it doesn't actually solve any of the problems if every time we need cash we twist the arms of the fans, all it does is postpone them until such time as there is nothing left to give. The club needs to operate within it's means without the ordinary supporter emptying out his pockets.

Ha! Love that the referee is wearing a tweed jacket, shirt and tie.