steelboy

40 posts and not one that is positive about motherwell or even interested in the team on the park. the only football related post you've made is to big up james forrest fuck off to the huddleboard you nonce. you should have ended it at the first line. is it against the law to stand in a seated area? any convictions for that? you are talking pish. people were standing in the aberdeen ends for 90 minutes and in our our end for the full second half without any hassle. the police and stewards enflamed a situation that wasn't even remotely dangerous and ruined a lot people's days. they totalluy changed their tactics in the second half because they knew they made an arse of it.

well excited for this cannae beat a train day.

pish. look at the recent examples of manchester police having to pay out hundreds of thousands to stoke fans who they illegally detained and the young guy in london who had half his face taken off by a police dog while heading home from a match with his father and his mother. the bill is wrong on so many levels. anything that the police deem to be offensive behaviour can see you up on an aggravated charge. however you won't know what actually constitutes offensive behaviour until you're found guilty. this nothing to with sectarianism, it's just a witch hunt against football fans. as others say laws to deal with sectarian b.o.p already exist, this law is not required. what it does mean is that any time you leave the house to attend a football match you are subject to different and harsher laws than the rest of society. any one who attends football matches and thinks this is a good idea is either a masochist or an idiot.

this bill makes anyone who goes to the football a second class citizen. well done to the guys who have set this up.

if law is out then i think we'll start humph - las - jenno - daley. i'm not sure if i'm excited or feart of the two kamikaze wingers being on the pitch at the same time.

why?

when you watch carswell he looks a modern midfield player. when he made his debut at tynecastle he slid in effortlessly. i think he will be a good player for us. forbes for whatever reason can't sort his fitness out. the first division awaits.

shocking shit! i think we need the motherwell supporter's trust to set up an alternative fc well of mother in the junior leagues. the club have crossed a line with this diabolical SAC

you want to get in for £4.50?

the half time entertainment against celtic was superb.

jealous?

there's a thread on p&b claiming we have an estonian called henrik ojamma on trial. smells a bit casagolda. what's happening with hughes?

there is no problem on any of the devices i've accessed it from. it works fine.

it works fine though. the problem is at their end, this is the equivalent of buying a pint then spilling it before you get back to the table.

i've got to say i'm very confident about this. we were miles ahead of them at fir park and i can't see them employing the same park the bus tactics when they're playing at home. so far aberdeen have beaten ICT, dunfermline and dundee united after hegarty had been in charge for 10 days. they've only scored 13 goals in 13 spl matches. they are rotten. if we avoid defeat it'll be 3 years and 9 games since they've beaten us which would be nice

that's alright until you count in the lost income due to banning orders for everyone sitting at the segregation line in the east. it would be a good laugh though.

decent performance with a predictable ending. hateley should have stiffened mcourt rather than standing off him. clancy's red card was daft. he actually got away with the same thing only a lot harder against aberdeen when he absolutely booted one of their players right after he had a penalty claim turned down. looking ahead we're on 26 points, i'd like to be on at least 38 by the time we go to ibrox. we've got 7 winnable fixtures before that so i think it's do-able. as for our targets, last season 42 points would have got you top six and 50 would have got you 4th place and into europe. i'd be suprised if 55 points didn't get 4th this season. 29 points from the remaining 24 games should do it.

probably trying to avoid seeing you clap your big team off the park

no need to be depressed. we've still got some decent players and good youngsters coming through. we just need to make sure that this time the manager plans long term unlike mcghee who didn't give a fuck.

there's no way randolph, hateley, hutchinson, murphy and probably law will be signing new deals here. craigan is near the end of his career as well. that's 6 out of your 11 starters.

what i mean is that though we might not desperately need hughes just now the chances are that by the end of next season half our first team squad will have left. w need to make sure we don't end up in the position we were in when mcghee left again. i doubt hughes will be wanting to make another move south so if we could sign him and get maybe 4 seasons out of him it would be excellent for stability at the club.

obviously we should give him a trial period but i think we should be looking long term. we're probably going to be losing randolph, hateley, craigan, hutchy, murphy and law either this summer or the next. lasley is 33 next year and jenno is unpredictable. better to get the rebuilding in early.

you see dicks like danny fox, stephen craney and lee wallace with caps. they're not any better than hammell.

that's his point. rickoza said rennes are the worst european team to come here in years. clearly they are better than flamutari, lllannelli and braedlibaeak. plus the likes of ferenvarcos and vaduz.