that hat

Such is their popularity the 'Well scarves are out of stock

or just watch the grass grow!

Or is he too much a Sellic man?

Ludomania

Kaiser's at Partick Thistle and not Ross County?

Good to see the return of a traditional style. I'll be watching how the discussion goes regarding its availability without sponsorship from the gambling industry, until it's provided free from such sponsorship it won't be bought by me.

Gregor Stevens MkII

I've aways been a member of the Bobby Graham fan club.

If they've got the ground to offer: cashless Livi.

Never!! Hangin's too good for the likes of The East End One.

In view of this. Might it be Butcher and, er, you know? Whatsit? The other one.

Some of the Ayrshire hooligans in paramilitary tutus and their lethal inflatable shark:-

A gutless performance in this end of season friendly, though admired Taouil's goal (as did the static 'Well defence)

Free the crocodile 1

and what did you do during the final part of the match?

But don't be upset if the gates are locked when it's sold out.

Surely a quick solution would be to increase the number of vouchers to be used in Cup ties rather than just the single first home tie voucher.

For whom though?

Didn't here his dulcet tones tormenting the hearing of the local canine population.

Motherwell 0 - 1 Inverness Tonight's bookings

Remember you were not too well at Greenhill Road, so maybe you were delirious?

Bob Malcolm? There was a Bobby McCallum, signed in 1958, is that who you meant? Made 150 appearances over 9 years.

Use to see him regularly on my visits to the Dental Hospital where he was a technician.

30 odd years a Dosser and I enjoy the ups and put up with the lows because they're Motherwell ups and lows. But even though we've been praised by the media for the style of play how do other fans see home games involving Motherwell? Attendances involving Motherwell have recently seen a drop in the attendance figures for the home team, a factor brought home by Saturday's attendance being lower than Inverness' recent visit to Paisley!

I see that the wing maestro Kevin McBride feels like he's being hounded out of Falkirk.