steelboy

We played ok but them scoring and us not taking our chances wasn't a great. The January window killed us, we needed to bring in someone better than Tierney or Efford to add quality in the final third. Next week is make or break. Lose and it's season over.

Tierney had to either finish that or play it to Woolery. He's bottled our two best chances.

Woolery being in for Efford should improve us.

It was him that brought in all five forwards who played today plus he signed Goss and Slattery so that's 5 out of 6 in midfield and attack who are his players. It's easy come, easy go for managers these days. Look at Robinson, he's been sacked 3 times in five years and will probably get sacked again before the end of the season and he will have made a fortune out of it. There's probably more money in bouncing around than being at one club long term.

Rangers must have asked us to play like crap in the second half.

The club definitely were not forced into it.

Burrows was the foremost person giving interviews about the importance of not playing in front of 500 fans but after the SPFL meeting when the decision was made we had to play in front of 500 fans on Boxing Day he didn't say a word. Combine Boxing Day with this decision and it has really reduced the value of a season ticket for a lot of people.

There was a limit of 500 placed on the crowd by the Scottish Government which resulted in a ballot for tickets.

My ticket was paid for this season. I didn't have one in 19/20 or 20/21. I don't think that matters though, everyone paid for a full set of home games.

They have never changed a game on a whim with four days notice before so this is a unique situation. On top of offering fuck all to fans who were locked out the Livi game it's extremely shoddy from the club.

Burrows has said changing it to Saturday was his and the club's preference. Fair play to him for at least not passing the buck but it's still poor and sleekit that he kept it all under wraps until it was formalised.

A team that refused us any tickets for our first fixture this season and who's fans attacked a women's game at our ground only days ago. Yet we are doing the usual doormat act to benefit the usual people. We should be doing nothing to help them.

I read something about a VAR light system with only 4 cameras per game being implemented. That must have got binned. Watching Rangers' European matches it's pretty obvious the camera on the right hand side half of the pitch isn't a position where accurate measurements can be made. Other grounds will be worse including ours.

Exactly. I contacted the club about getting a refund on the value of this game on the season ticket. I was told it was no problem to refund a ticket but when i said season ticket i got humming and hawwing and told to email Suzanne Reid. The twitter replies are all Rangers fans rubbing his belly and every single response from a Motherwell fan is negative which is why he didn't tweet about it during the previous four days.

I don't think they are doing offsides as they won't be able to set the camera up at quite a few grounds. I thought we had seen some bad offside calls this season but the one with Maeda on Saturday was unbelievable. The linesman was so lucky he didn't score.

He made significantly worse.

No blaming Sky. Just straight up bootlicking. We wanted more Saturday games (but only after the final whistle in the Rangers Vs Braga game for some reason).

Burrows has said on Twitter the club were part of the decision and preferred to change it to the Saturday. So you are wrong. So 4 days from being contacted and not a peep about the club's intentions.

He could appear on every TV and radio interview going at Christmas but wasn't able to tweet until after this fixture got changed. Nae bother Alan.

3 days notice to change your plans for the weekend. We are getting shafted. A joke for people who have made arrangements based on the game being on Sunday. Burrows not as outspoken as he was at Christmas about fixtures. It's obviously a good chance to get back in favour with Rangers and MFC and the supporters get shafted again.

I think the past few seasons have shown how much Lasley, Hammell and Craigan contributed by being the long serving core of the squad. We have missed that recently.

Broadfoot wouldn't have had any career if he wasn't fit as a fiddle. The guy had zero ability but clearly trained like a demon.

The locked out season is all a bit hazy but was Magloire not utter pish and could barely pass the ball five yards?

Van Der Gaag had a decent record as a manager in Holland and Portugal.

Van Der Gaag potentially moving from Ajax to Man Utd as assistant Erik ten Hag. He's bounced back well after being rejected by Les.