Aberdeen hold no fear over us, we know what we're capable of, says Motherwell star

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Sean Goss says Motherwell have nothing to fear going up to Aberdeen, and can take three points if everyone is on their game.The 26-year-old midfielder knows Aberdeen have built almost an entirely new team up at Pittodrie, but says results against them have gone Motherwell's way in the past.Motherwell bagged two 2-0 wins and a 1-1 draw against Jim Goodwin's men last season, plus a 2-1 Scottish Cup win at Fir Park.And Goss says getting a win in the Granite City again might make people sit up and notice what they're trying to do at Fir Park under new boss Stevie Hammell.He said: "They've got a different team from last year.

I think it will be a different game, but it's one of the teams we definitely fancy ourselves against."We've got nothing to fear, going up there.

If everyone pulls together and plays the way we can, I don't see why we can't get a result."We know the way we can play when everyone's on it, and I think we showed that before up there."With the prep we've done, we know where we can hurt them as well."Motherwell go into the game on the back of a 2-1 defeat at home to St Johnstone on Saturday, but Goss reckons there were still flashes in that game that they can be positive about.He said: "I think we have something to prove.

I think we showed at times last week what we can be capable of."It was obviously frustrating with the late goal, but I think that showed a bit as well that we weren't happy with the draw, that we wanted to go for the win, though it ended up costing us."But we want Stevie to get off to the best possible start.