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That's very believable. They've spent most of their lives watching their team ragdoll weaker opposition, and only having to worry about one other team, who they couldn't survive without. Now the poor souls are leaving for the game not even sure if they're going to win. Such a shame 😆

January is a sellers market. The only players that will move early are the ones that clubs are actively trying to offload, as such we are definitely going to have to overpay. It will be interesting to see how we approach it. We're miles ahead of where we thought we'd be at this point in "the project." One thing to keep an eye on is the fight for places in the world cup squads. Maybe there's some fringe players that could become available as they need guaranteed games to try and force their way into international plans. Would selectors care about performance at motherwell?

I'm sure there will be a barely legible word salad post on FB soon enough decrying the treatment of the people who did this when they are caught.

Shame that var would still give that one today, and also the one that Callum McGregor bought not long after that.

Next weeks el plastico against Falkirk is going to be huge for him.

How far is he from matching that horrible run with us?

What's the chances of Kettlewell ending up there if killie lose today?

This whole business of watering the pitch weird, and pissing about with the multi ball is so small time. However, its flattering that teams now need to coordinate with gardeners and children to stop us.

According to Watt, he recruited himself.

Outside of Slattery, I'm pretty sure our better players are signed up. I'd say its probably too early to sell the likes of Watt and Just, but the manager has talked a lot about our aim being to sell players on, so I wouldnt be too surprised if it did happen.

On Ox, Killie are in trouble because they neglected to have a competent backup keeper, and decided to go with an unproven kid instead. Then all it took was one injury to really mess them up. I think connelly is probably better than the guy Killie has, but it would still be a big risk letting Ox move without bringing in a decent backup.

It's not a slight on us, but adding 2 wins to our current run is asking a lot, just based on how this league goes, and the whole law of averages thing, i.e. vibes. I'm more confident in keeping this going than I would have been with other managers (and squads), but I think Tannadice will be a tricky one, and they really need to pull lut a result to halt their bad run, and as mentioned above, they have some decent attacking players. On the other hand, their defence is woeful, and they still dont know how to sign goalkeepers. Also, Goodwin likes a death spiral. On Dundee, they will be ultra defensive, so that will.be a different challenge.

The one that jumps out to me was when we brought in Marvin Johnson, and a whole bunch of jobbers under baraclough. Marv was definitely an excellent singing. Other than that, slim pickings.

That would be a decent move for him, and he might be the kind of player that could keep them challenging with St. J.

I definitely didn't predict us being able to turn things around so quickly, and without a crazy overhaul of our squad, and never thought we could source the players to play a more entertaining style. Maybe the Miller millions helped, but I think it has been more about the overall changes at the club from the board room down, which has allowed us to recruit and back a manager of JBAs caliber. Im going to be entertained regardless, because I love watching football, especially Motherwell. The result is always going to mean more to me, but this season I've been more interested in the bigger picture and have truly enjoyed the way we play, when I can honestly say I didnt like this style in the past when other teams played it. It is clear that a significant chunk of our fan base has been won over, and for me that has been the most remarkable part. Maybe that's skewed by the fact we've only lost twice in the league, but there's no doubt that most of the support has bought in to the current style.