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Motherwell V St Johnstone 1/1/14


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Any word on the game possibly being off tomorrow?

 

I heard today the park had been flooded over the past few days and the cant get machines on it to clear the water?

 

Heard that aswell, it was mentioned on FPC. Think they'll wait and see what it's like tomorrow but if we get any more torrential rain between now and then it could put the game in serious doubt.

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Agree with the reasoning above but on the flip we side we have now won 4 league games on the trot. Have we ever won 5 or 6 league games in a row? Thinking of both this game and the inverness game coming up.

 

Here's our runs for this season and the last 5 seasons

 

13-14 - 4 league wins in a row; 5 league matches undefeated

 

12-13 - 3 league wins in a row; 8 league matches undefeated

11-12 - 3 league wins in a row; 6 league matches undefeated

10-11 - 2 league wins in a row; 4 league matches undefeated

09-10 - 3 league wins in a row; 12 league matches undefeated

08-09 - 2 league wins in a row; 9 league matches undefeated

 

[EDIT]

 

Actually going back one further season

 

07-08 - 5 league wins in a row; 6 league matches undefeated.

 

So there is the answer we managed 5 league wins on the trot in 2007/08 which was Mark McGhee's first season. The run was Inverness (a) 3-0, Kilmarnock (a) 1-0, Gretna (h) 3-0, Hearts (a) 2-1 and Aberdeen (h) 3-0.

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Heard that aswell, it was mentioned on FPC. Think they'll wait and see what it's like tomorrow but if we get any more torrential rain between now and then it could put the game in serious doubt.

 

According to the met office/bbc:

 

No rain overnight, apart from the chance of one light rain shower 6am - 7am, then dry until 2pm. So, it should be good to go. Might get a bit muddy underfoot during the game if the rain does persist at that time but then who doesn't love a big muddy slidey (apart from the groundsman probably!) :-)

 

 

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Here's our runs for this season and the last 5 seasons

 

13-14 - 4 league wins in a row; 5 league matches undefeated

 

12-13 - 3 league wins in a row; 8 league matches undefeated

11-12 - 3 league wins in a row; 6 league matches undefeated

10-11 - 2 league wins in a row; 4 league matches undefeated

09-10 - 3 league wins in a row; 12 league matches undefeated

08-09 - 2 league wins in a row; 9 league matches undefeated

 

[EDIT]

 

Actually going back one further season

 

07-08 - 5 league wins in a row; 6 league matches undefeated.

 

So there is the answer we managed 5 league wins on the trot in 2007/08 which was Mark McGhee's first season. The run was Inverness (a) 3-0, Kilmarnock (a) 1-0, Gretna (h) 3-0, Hearts (a) 2-1 and Aberdeen (h) 3-0.

 

 

Cheers Beezer ! So we have won 5 in a row before but still somewhat unfamiliar territory for us. Would be great to see them beat St Johnstone AND Caley. 5 or 6 wins in a row is some going for any Motherwell team, not just this season's squad!!

 

COYW

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can't see any reason why the game won't go ahead but by 3pm it will be pissing with rain and strong winds so you can forget a skillful game of football

 

as for the result, fingers crossed for 3 more points (and I don't care how we get them)

 

just make sure you wear your waterproofs

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From Motherwell's Twitter:

 

'Well make two changes to the side that won at Firhill 3 days ago. McFadden & Francis-Angol drop out, Hutchinson & Sutton are in.

 

Motherwell: Twardzik, Hammell, Ramsden, Hutchinson, McManus, Sutton, Vigurs, Lasley, Carswell, Anier, Ainsworth [/url]

 

Subs: Nielsen, McFadden, Lawson, Cummins, McHugh, Francis-Angol, Moore

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One important aspect of the recent uplift is that the midfield have started scoring. That's Lasley, Vigurs, ZFA and Ainsworth all chipped in recently.

 

That had been our biggest failing this season for me, but glad to see the midfield has clicked into gear in the past few games. Lifts the pressure from our strikers and our defence.

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Fantastic all round and credit where its due the last 5 games have been unreal! How is it possible to go from the 2 worst results of our season,1 the worst in the clubs history, to 5 wins in a row, clean sheets,goals galore & a new found swagger.

 

He may not be my favourite,but well done Stuart McCall

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