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The Preview - Motherwell (h) (Patreon)

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2023-09-23 10:59:01
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It's back to Ibrox in quick succession on Sunday, this time on league business as an impressively coached Motherwell side come to town.

Kevin, Steven and Iain Campbell are on hand for The Preview

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3AzGOyr26BQ

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Comments

Scott Watson

After 11 fixtures... Kev stands alone with 4 correct score predictions, everyone else awaits their first success Alex holds a much slimmer advantage on 7 correct result predictions, with Kev and Stuart just a sliver behind on 6

John Smith

Thoughts on Stuart Kettlewell as future Rangers manager ?

Russ
>>118187595

Bit early mate, if he gets Motherwell into Europe for a couple of seasons and gets a trophy there might be a convo - it's a bounce atm, need to let it breathe. Don't mind looking within Scotland though, we've lost touch of what we are in that regard in recent years.

David Bill

Great addition to the preview and the SPL show well done ian Great show lads as usual

Russ
>>118187595

Been impressed with McKenna at Ipswich tbf, I think we've probably missed the boat on that one though - maybe in a few years eh.

Russ
>>118187595

Aahh nah, I think he got more praise than he deserved at Derby and I haven't followed what he's done in the US - they're struggling by all accounts. It's a shame we don't have the B team in the lower leagues with a cap at the championship for promotion because then it would be easier to blood someone like a KT or a Barry in the job if they'd spent a few seasons with the kids in the cinch and getting results - playing a style that the club pushes across Men, Women and Youth. Long message sorry but it's agg for me ha.

John Smith
>>118187595

The manager of New York City, Nick Cushing, I think would be one to look at. Maybe even consider looking at a female coach at some point. Every avenue should be explored

John Smith

Would love a Q and A

Gregg
>>118187595

Think it’s hard to see anyone in Scotland at the moment getting a crack at managing us or Celtic. Success would need to be sustained - look at Callum Davidson for example - or over a couple of teams. There seems to be a lack of good young coaches coming through and has been for some time.

David Innes
>>118187595

He’d need to take another step up before we’d seriously consider him. If I was a Hearts fan I’d be happy for him to be Naismith’s replacement though

Spoon

Excellent content as usual, reasoned discussion and always a pleasure to listen to. Found myself agreeing with pretty much everything Kev said, the last game is only a platform if we kick on and go on a run. It wasnt perfect and Im not sure Betis were as good as some were expecting but regardless you have to go impose yourself and beat them which the team did. The nagging concern remains why can this team switch between such highs and lows, its great to have guys turning in performances but why arent they doing it consistently. When we have seen peoples form fluctuate so wildly can you really bank on them maintaining things. Lets hope we go out and smash them at weekend and ideally get some goals.

Scott Watson

Surely the most disappointing Preview there's ever been. Strider AWOL in a den of debauchery. Shorter than an hour, do we get a refund for that? No updated analysis of Kettlewell's grooming. Abject 😄 Enjoyable as always gentlemen and a fine debut Iain Q&A would be excellent - I think the perpetual questions that are circling the team and club at the moment would benefit from the detailed and nuanced discussions that are the hallmark of the preview 2-1 Rangers