Motherwell: April 2009 Archives

Motherwell foursome Mark Reynolds, Steven Hammell, David Clarkson and Stephen Hughes have all been named in the Scotland B squad.

Mark McGhee has challenged his players to prove that they are worth their place in the squad next season.

Mark McGhee has no plans to leave Motherwell and says he remains firmly committed to the club despite failing to qualify for Europe.

Motherwell chairman John Boyle believes Scottish football will be under threat if Celtic and Rangers decide to join the English league.

Jim O'Brien has dismissed the suggestion he and his Motherwell team-mates are already planning their summer holidays.

Mark McGhee has warned his Motherwell players they are playing for their futures at Fir Park in the final five matches of the season.

Motherwell are hopeful that Stephen Craigan will be fit to face St Mirren at Fir Park having missed the last two matches.

Defender Paul Quinn says Motherwell's players are determined to secure a sixth-place finish and European football for next season.

Motherwell defender Brian McLean accused Pedro Mendes of "a wee bit of simulation" to help Rangers to a 3-1 win on Saturday.

Motherwell are set to be without skipper Stephen Craigan for the trip to Rangers and Maros Klimpl could replace him in defence.

Motherwell defender Mark Reynolds has admitted that he would be interested in a move if a bigger club came calling.

Stephen Craigan says he is optimistic about his prospects of being fit for Motherwell's SPL clash at Rangers on Saturday.

Mark McGhee felt his Motherwell side deserved to beat Aberdeen after claiming the opposition's equaliser should have been disallowed.

Mark McGhee is without the suspended Maros Klimpl while Stephen Craigan is a doubt for the game against Aberdeen.

Aberdeen boss Jimmy Calderwood has hit back at SFA President George Peat's comments that the quality of the SPL has deteriorated.

Motherwell foursome Mark Reynolds, Steven Hammell, David Clarkson and Stephen Hughes have all been named in the Scotland B squad.

Mark McGhee has challenged his players to prove that they are worth their place in the squad next season.

Mark McGhee has no plans to leave Motherwell and says he remains firmly committed to the club despite failing to qualify for Europe.

Motherwell chairman John Boyle believes Scottish football will be under threat if Celtic and Rangers decide to join the English league.

Jim O'Brien has dismissed the suggestion he and his Motherwell team-mates are already planning their summer holidays.

Mark McGhee has warned his Motherwell players they are playing for their futures at Fir Park in the final five matches of the season.

Motherwell are hopeful that Stephen Craigan will be fit to face St Mirren at Fir Park having missed the last two matches.

Defender Paul Quinn says Motherwell's players are determined to secure a sixth-place finish and European football for next season.

Motherwell defender Brian McLean accused Pedro Mendes of "a wee bit of simulation" to help Rangers to a 3-1 win on Saturday.

Motherwell are set to be without skipper Stephen Craigan for the trip to Rangers and Maros Klimpl could replace him in defence.

Motherwell defender Mark Reynolds has admitted that he would be interested in a move if a bigger club came calling.

Stephen Craigan says he is optimistic about his prospects of being fit for Motherwell's SPL clash at Rangers on Saturday.

Mark McGhee felt his Motherwell side deserved to beat Aberdeen after claiming the opposition's equaliser should have been disallowed.

Mark McGhee is without the suspended Maros Klimpl while Stephen Craigan is a doubt for the game against Aberdeen.

Aberdeen boss Jimmy Calderwood has hit back at SFA President George Peat's comments that the quality of the SPL has deteriorated.