Articles tagged with "motherwell"

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Rangers: Live by the scoreless draw ...

By Ian Rose | May 4th, 2008

You know the rest. Just as Rangers held firm in defense and offered little in attack in Thursday's penalty UEFA Cup semifinal win over Fiorentina, they were similarly held scoreless by Hibernian today. A fantastic defensive effort from Hibs kept ...

Celtic 2-Motherwell1: Pittsburgh Edition!

By Matt | May 4th, 2008

Bhoy, are you guys unlucky. I was planning on doing a live blog for yesterdays game, bright and early at 7:30 Eastern Time. You would have been exposed to some unprecedented obscenities for the first 60 minutes of the game. "Some artists work in o ...



Motherwell Preview

By Matt | May 2nd, 2008

Rather than talk about "anti-fitbaw", it is time to focus on Motherwell. After all, why talk about the second time a Scottish team did something? Anyways, tomorrow morning will see the Bhoys travel to Fir Park. The last time the Green and White we ...

The Return of the King

By Matt | April 30th, 2008

News broke today of Henrik Larsson, King of Kings, will be returning to Celtic Park to wear the Hoops one last time. Henrik will be joining other members of the famous 1998 Celtic side that "stopped the 10" to honor the late Phil O'Donnell for a tri ...

Motherwell loses captain in bar "attack"

By Ian Rose | April 29th, 2008

Details are sketchy, but here's an incident has popped up which might just have consequences all over the SPL. Paul Quinn, captain of Motherwell, is out for the rest of the season with a broken jaw after being attacked outside a nightclub in Wishaw, ...

Signs of Life:Celtic 4-Motherwell 1

By Matt | April 13th, 2008

The Celtic team that has been missing for the entire month of March decided to show up on Sunday at Fir Park and was able to defeat Motherwell 4-1. The goals came from Stephen McManus (17), Scott McDonald (30), Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink (44, 57). ...

Play it again, Sam.

By Matt | April 11th, 2008

'Well it's the same old same old. (See what I did there? I made a pun with Motherwell's name since we are playing them AGAIN!) We have Motherwell again this weekend, this time at Fir Park. Motherwell's season has been marked by tragedy and a poor ...

Derek Riordan: A Metaphor

By Matt | April 6th, 2008

Another game, another mind bending, hair pulling, teeth mashing performance by Celtic. The Bhoys went down to Motherwell 1-0 at Celtic Park yesterday. I was only able to listen to the game and not see anything, but the goal sounded like an error ...

Motherwell Preview

By Matt | April 4th, 2008

Saturday is the start of another busy period for the Bhoys, with two of the next three games facing Motherwell, with the third of course being again against Rangers. After these three games, the likelihood of Celtic being able to contend for the lea ...

SPL Month in Review: March 2008

By Ian Rose | April 1st, 2008

Well, another month is in the books for the Scottish Premier League, and it might well have been the decisive one in both the race for the SPL title and the race for UEFA Cup qualification. Here's a look at the overall standings, and the league tabl ...

Fir Park to host the Water Polo Event for the 2010 Commonwealth Games

By Matt | March 15th, 2008

Well, not really, but once again Celtic's trip to Motherwell has brought the wrath of mother nature. The combination of Scottish Winter/Spring rains and two teams being the shite out of the Fir Park pitch has meant a laundry list of of cancellations for

SPL considers ground sharing and summer football

By Ian Rose | March 3rd, 2008

There are two issues being talked about most in football club offices in Scotland lately, and those are the issues of ground sharing and summer football. When a club is promoted from the First Division to the SPL, their stadium is often not up to SPL sta



SPL Wednesday Wrapup

By Ian Rose | February 27th, 2008

A full schedule of midweek matches today, so here goes. Aberdeen 1-1 Motherwell Zander Diamond headed the ball in from the edge of the Motherwell penalty box to put the Dons up 1-0 early. Since the wonderful performance at Pittodrie against Bayern Mu

Hearts now relying on wind power

By Graham | February 25th, 2008

Stephen Frail is reported today suggesting that games should be called off when it's too windy. The temptation to link such a remark to the normal status of commentary emanating from Tynecastle is severe but I shall pass. And it was passing that gave H

Dundee shock Motherwell 2-1 in Scottish Cup

By Ian Rose | February 12th, 2008

Motherwell Football Club continues to struggle to find its footing. It's hard to believe that it was less than two months ago that Motherwell lost their captain, Phil O'Donnell, to a heart failure after collapsing on the pitch. Since that tragic day, th

SPL Weekend Preview

By Ian Rose | February 9th, 2008

A quick look at this weekend's SPL action: Dundee United v. Hibernian, Saturday 12:30 After the greatest of starts this season, the Hibees have had a long rough patch, losing four straight in the league and needing to look all the way back to November

'Well-Celtic: The Frozen Tundra of Fir Park

By JT | January 30th, 2008

Celtic travel to Fir Park today to take on Motherwell, in their first visit to face the Steelmen since Phil O'Donnell, a hero for both clubs, passed away after an on-the-pitch collapse. It should be an emotional day for all those at Celtic, in particular

SPL Preview: Burns Day Special

By Ian Rose | January 25th, 2008

Happy Robbie Burns Day, everyone. Today, 249 years ago, legendary Scottish poet and lyricist Robert Burns was born. As is the tradition of my forefathers, I plan on celebrating his birth with a bit of haggis and a much larger bit of whisky. But first,

Another step backwards for Hearts in defeat to Motherwell

By Graham | January 23rd, 2008

It turned out as expected. The passion from the first encounter at Tynecastle was missing and it was hard to believe that a home tie against Dundee was the reward for a victory here. Although a glaring miss by Andrius Velicka and a soft penalty award for

Are Hearts really favourites to win at 'Well?

By Graham | January 22nd, 2008

One win in their last five against unbeaten in three games. Those are the sort of numbers that would make the latter team appear to be favourites for tonight's Cup replay at Fir Park between Motherwell and Hearts. But that would make Hearts favourites and

Well, well: Hearts draw with ‘Well

By Graham | January 13th, 2008

I felt we were on a bit of a hiding to nothing with this game: nobody in the world but Hearts fans wanted Motherwell to lose. And for most of us it was more a case of wanting to see a Hearts victory after so long than wishing any ill on the Steelmen. In t

Japanese Starlet Set for Celtic

By JT | January 9th, 2008

Following in the immense footsteps of SPL Player of the Year Shunsuke Nakamura, speedy young midfielder Koki Mizuno is set to join Celtic after having his work permit approved by an advisory panel of the Department of Employment. The 22 year-old Mizu

Phil O'Donnell fund for heart research

By Ian Rose | January 2nd, 2008

Andy Muirhead over at Scotzine.com has started a fund to try to raise money for heart research in the name of fallen Motherwell captain Phil O'Donnell. The Phil O'Donnell Fund hopes to donate at least £1,000.00 to the British Heart Foundation in Phil's

Celtic's Caldwell calls for supplement investigation

By Ian Rose | January 1st, 2008

As Scotland and the footballing world continue to deal with the death of Phil O'Donnell, one prominent Scottish player is coming out in favor of further investigation. Today it was announced that O'Donnell indeed died of heart failure, similar to other r

Three matches postponed after O'Donnell death

By Ian Rose | December 30th, 2007

In the wake of the shocking death of Motherwell captain Phil O'Donnell, three SPL matches have been postponed. First, Motherwell's next two fixtures have been temporarily dropped, including Wednesday's match with Hibs and next Sunday's home game with Ce

Well fans remember Phil

By Ian Rose | December 30th, 2007

Here's a photo, from Andy over at Scotzine.com, of one of the fan remembrances today for Phil O'Donnell. There will surely be more to come over the next few days and weeks.

Phil O'Donnell dies during SPL match

By Ian Rose | December 29th, 2007

It's been a tragic year in football. Sevilla fans watched in horror as Antonio Puerta fell to the ground and died. Lazio supporter Gabriele Sandri was killed needlessly in Italy. Eight died in the stadium collapse in Brazil. And now, I'm sad to report

Hibs' highland curse continues, Celtic falter

By Ian Rose | December 8th, 2007

That's why I don't bet on football, especially Scottish football. Over the course of a season, as everyone knows, a bet on one of the Old Firm to win the SPL is a pretty safe one, but any given week, any team in the SPL can get a result. I really though

Rangers make up ground, Caley wins at Dundee

By Ian Rose | December 1st, 2007

It's been an interesting day in Scottish football. As JT at the Celtic Offside predicted, his Bhoys only managed a draw away at Hearts today, opening the door for Rangers to make up points. They did so, beating Kilmarnock 2-0 to make the race for the SP

SPL Matchday 14 Preview

By Ian Rose | November 23rd, 2007

The seemingly month-long international break is over, and club football returns to Scotland this weekend, with all twelve SPL sides in action. Celtic and Rangers play their first matches since the last round of the Champions League, each leading up to vi

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