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O'donnell was OK. A lot of folk had a problem with him starting, so are picking on every little mistake. Maybe the rangers backup right back will get his place eventually, but I can see why Clarke decided to go conservative. Marshall was in a bad position for the second, although I don't tend to pay attention to where the goalie usually is in those situations, but the ball took a fortunate ricochet and landed just right for their striker, and 9 times out of 10 the player first times it and misses by miles. I'm more concerned by out our inability to convert any of our chances. We should have scored at least one.

Can only echo what has already been said. A thoroughly nice guy and a model 'Well fan. I'm gutted for his family.

Only if we announce him at the same time as lafferty.

Maybe someone can cross reference who Nick Daws signed for AFC Wimbledon between 2019 and 2021, has ever played for Livingston and/or Plymouth, has a knee injury, can play across the front three, and is wanted by St Mirren next year.

These sell on clauses aren't doing much for us lately. They're cursed.

I thought he'd end up with something better than that. Wonder if he'll sign any of our offloaded players. Didn't realize morecambe scrapped their theme park, I liked that place.

I think we were doing him a favour by inviting him to pre-season. Fair play on the 2 year deal, I doubt we would have given him that even if he had proved his fitness. Could be a decent signing for them if he stays fit.

Does he take free kicks with two feet, or just the one?

We've seen what he can do at his best. Some of us view that preiod where he broke through with us as a purple patch never to be replicated again, and others think there is something there that the right manager can work with to bring him back to what he was. I'm somewhere in the middle. I think if he can get a run, and boost his confidence, he has the attributes to be an effective player, although streaky like most wingers. However, I think he's a long way from getting there based on how hopeless he looked last season. I think he needs to be somewhere where he will be a guaranteed starter, and I'd be surprised if it was us.

The only reason I'd like hastie to come back is that Rangers had to pay us for him, and now we will get him for nothing, and there's a tiny wee possibility we can sell him again. This ticks so many boxes, maybe we can loan him to plymouth.

I don't think the loan players were a problem as far as the team mentality went. Both nolan and Smith were injured, so we'll never know what they could have done for us, although Smith's chance against Celtic was frustrating. Kelly and Roberts were committed and made a big difference. There was an issue though, since both managers, and lasley, mentioned it. Gallagher and Polworth were two that clearly wanted to leave but there must have been more to it than that. Looking forward to Robbo or Lasley's tell all book. Forgot all about lang, what a weird season.

Looking for 7-10 signings according to GA on the latest ep of inside motherwell. He then goes on to say he wants to keep the squad tight and close knit.

“We not only remain in positive discussions with some of our players but also with a number of clubs in relation to one or two players we had on loan, with a view to doing something. But these things take some time." Im guessing one is Kelly, and hopefully the "two" is Roberts.

There's yer list https://www.motherwellfc.co.uk/2021/05/24/end-of-2020-21-squad-update/

Great achievement by St. J regardless of the draw. I had them tipped for the drop around the time Robbo left. Turned out that was just a bit of a bad run. Bigger teams may have panicked and took drastic action, but fair play to them for sticking to their plan. Shame no one was their to see either one. What bothers me is that this is all attributed to them being well organized and playing players in a system that suits them, which should be the bare bloody minimum a manager does! Hopefully we can do that at least next season. I think our team that got to the 2 finals was better, just a shame we caught Celtic pre-meltdown.

The club tweeted the announcement, and its on the website.

It's fun, but would like more riddles.

The only young team names I know are Devine, Hussain, Cornelius and Semple, so I guess some of those are on the way out.

ATS has us, livingson and Plymouth in his list of former teams, add that to him being shite, he should be a stick on signing :-)

Summer wish list leaked http://bit.ly/LFCPD2021

The guy with the fake tweet was.

Seems like the kind of thing I'd have read about on here if it happened multiple times. Vigurs hardly left us on good terms so I'd be surprised.

I don't expect a massive influx of players based on the numbers we already have under contract for next year. I'm also not sure the manager dislikes some of the contracted folk as much as some of us do. I'm also taking into account the fact that Alexander didn't have to endure that horrible first half of the season, and as such may be more inclined to retain some of the players who did a job for him, like we've already seen with Mugabi and Crawford. We definitely need at least one center back since we just have Mugabi and Lamie, and with only Tony Watt on the books, we need 2+ forwards. We also need at least one midfielder since Donnelly, Ohara, Crawford and Maguire aren't going to get us through a season. A lot will be clearer when the released list comes out. We could end up offering terms to Fox, Dunne, Foley, Seedorf and Long :-)

Same. I was fine with it at the time since he did well for Livi and seemed to be good with Partick too. He was joining from another club who agreed to end his contract, so I doubt we could have swung a 6 month deal even if we wanted to. He has been rubbish though. Doesn't help that we play him out of his normal position, but that doesn't excuse some of the daft stuff he's done.

I picked Foley for the goal he absolutely meant to score, that I missed because I slept in.