Dundee United v Motherwell 07/11/2026

[Benson]

Fortunate in the end to get draw,three strikers given time on park and the three couldnt hit a coo in the arse with a stick

 

[stv]

1 hour ago, Kmcalpin said:

He's an impact sub. 

He getting fit to play with the big boys . In a leauge he's not used to.

[Prestwickwell]

45 minutes ago, Great Balls of Shire said:

Well worth a draw,  some good performances. Well done lads..tick tock

Is the tick tock patter aimed at the time for change posters 😂

if so you must be 12 year old 😂

if I’ve got the meaning of it wrong then I’ll my hold my hands up on the tick tock

managed to catch the last 30 as just back, big priestman chance but they had a big chance that defensively we were miles out ( no idea how the boys missed that ) & we still look suspect from corners 

good point, said subbed again at the same sort of time as the st Johnstone game ( Im assuming we can bin that myth he was subbed coz of a yellow )

decent point that keeps the run going

[joewarkfanclub]

Decent away performance and a good point.

Thought the first half was end to end and very even. Both teams had lots if chances so 1-1 at half time just about right.

Thought United edged the second half. They showed a bit more quality on the ball and created the better chances.

Agree, the subs were weird. Said was doing fine and Fadinger was playing well. Can only assume Fadinger did pick up a knock as it makes no sense otherwise.

Early days for Hendry on his return from injury, but he has already reminded me why I hadnt missed him. I really wouldnt have him on the field at the same time as SPH or Eythor. One of any of them is plenty.

Overall, pretty pleased with the point, but moreso the performance. The passivity is gone and we look far more comfortable with what we are trying to do.

It appears talk of Alfreds demise may have been premature.

[Benson]

 

Well done tom sparrow.

[steelman1991]

18 minutes ago, Benson said:

 

Well done tom sparrow.

Good performance from him today. Hodge too 

[Motherwell Daft]

57 minutes ago, Benson said:

 

Well done tom sparrow.

Agree, his best performance for us in such a long time, wasn’t one that we carried today, appeared he was playing further up the park so more of the same from him please.

[Motherwell Daft]

A decent point today and with my claret and amber goggles on would say we should have won, but at least we stopped that Fanny Goodwin getting 3 points.

I thought we were lucky with the penalty and perhaps that’s our season’s gift from VAR, but all gifts greatly received and it’ll give the wee Fanny something to moan about.

The last 4 games have seen much better performances, more desire, more supporting each other with options and 2nd ball success, and I feel that if Lady Luck shone on us a bit more we could have easily had 9 or 10 points out the 12.

So on to another pain in the arse cheek international break but perhaps we will see the return of Lowry, Johnny K and a fitter Oscar and McGinn on the return.

Much better Alfred but we can be better still! 

[FirParkCornerExile]

1 hour ago, Benson said:

Fortunate in the end to get draw,three strikers given time on park and the three couldnt hit a coo in the arse with a stick

 

Don't agree a draw was the correct result. Entertaining game against a good Dundee Utd Team. 

[wellfan]

1 hour ago, joewarkfanclub said:

It appears talk of Alfreds demise may have been premature.

There’s still time yet. We’re still generally pish. Four points from the last two games is fair enough, but both goals came from penalties and we struggle to score from open play. We’re still defensively weak, powderpuff up front and all too often resort to this passive, ceding-possession crap. The in-game management is questionable too, with some continually bonkers subs. And Vogt starting the Celtic game will forever remain one of Alfred’s most ridiculous decisions. Thirteen league games, three wins, four draws and six defeats. Pumped out of the League Cup at the first hurdle too. The European football was the one positive, but that was before Alfred got his way with the squad on the training pitch.

For comparison, at the same stage of JBA’s tenure, we had four wins, seven draws and just two defeats from 13 league games. He didn’t have European football, but he did take us on a six-game League Cup run before St Mirren eventually pumped us out in the semi-final.

I know comparisons with JBA will inevitably be dismissed as unfair, but that’s precisely why I’ve chosen their respective starts. This was before JBA had really got us up and running, so I’m not comparing Alfred’s current form with JBA once he’d established himself and got the team playing. I’m looking at how the two managers started.

Objectively, it’s been a poor start domestically, and I remain unconvinced he’s the right man for the job. Some see progress, but looking at the bigger picture I don’t.

[grizzlyg]

1 hour ago, stv said:

He getting fit to play with the big boys . In a leauge he's not used to.

Exactly,  still only 20

[grizzlyg]

16 minutes ago, Motherwell Daft said:

A decent point today and with my claret and amber goggles on would say we should have won, but at least we stopped that Fanny Goodwin getting 3 points.

I thought we were lucky with the penalty and perhaps that’s our season’s gift from VAR, but all gifts greatly received and it’ll give the wee Fanny something to moan about.

The last 4 games have seen much better performances, more desire, more supporting each other with options and 2nd ball success, and I feel that if Lady Luck shone on us a bit more we could have easily had 9 or 10 points out the 12.

So on to another pain in the arse cheek international break but perhaps we will see the return of Lowry, Johnny K and a fitter Oscar and McGinn on the return.

Much better Alfred but we can be better still! 

With that strip we were due a break with a penalty