Malky Favourite for Motherwell

Just thought id say it before anyone else got in...

Just thought id say it before anyone else got in...

Actually it's probably somewhere like that where he'll have to start up again I would think.

Just thought id say it before anyone else got in...

Lets me honest he will be Favourite for any job in england out side the premier league, wales and scotland

Put the txts aside (who would`nt want him to manage there football club)

Tenth time lucky, but surely this one could be a goer, it a fair old drop down but he had to start again somewhere, good luck to him......

Can't see it myself but who knows!

Massive drop down

I think it will be a desperate club who allow him back into football.

Malkys Hated at Motherwell, something to do with Paul Quinn.

Malkys Hated at Motherwell, something to do with Paul Quinn.

Paul Quimn was bought by DJ, we didn't pay them the full fee apparently, this was in 2010 I think

Malkys Hated at Motherwell, something to do with Paul Quinn.

Paul Quimn was bought by DJ, we didn't pay them the full fee apparently, this was in 2010 I think

Correct.

I was talking too a load of Motherwell fans in Turkey earlier in the year....and they were saying that Malky stabbed him in the Back when he became Cardiff Manager...they weren't praising him that's for sure.

Stuart McCall quit Motherwell after enduring sleepless nights due to club's poor form
Stuart McCall brought an end to his four-year reign as Motherwell boss
He resigned after his side's fifth defeat in succession against St Johnstone
McCall felt unable to turn around the club's fortunes
By MARK WILSON FOR THE SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL
PUBLISHED: 00:00, 4 November 2014 | UPDATED: 00:00, 4 November 2014

Stuart McCall has admitted to enduring sleepless nights before realising he no longer had the answers to halt Motherwell’s slide in form.
The 50-year-old released an emotional open letter to supporters on the Motherwell website, reflecting on both the remarkable achievements of his four-year spell at Fir Park and the thinking behind his decision to step down.
McCall resigned as manager on Sunday evening, 48 hours after his side suffered a fifth successive defeat with a 2-1 loss at St Johnstone.

The former Scotland midfielder feared his own despondency at being unable to turn results around could have a further negative impact on the squad.
That led him to the conclusion it was best to step aside, with assistant manager Kenny Black in caretaker charge for Friday’s visit of Dundee United while the process of appointing a replacement begins.


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