Motherwell boss Graham Alexander praises mentality of his players after comeback win

Scott Disick is enjoying dinner with a fellow reality TV star.

shepherd’s pie dinner that comes in the post for a whopping £79.The telly cook has cooked up the classic English dish at his award-winning pub The Coach in Marlow, Bucks.But food fans will have to fork out nearly £40-head for the meal box grub.Tom says: “We’re proud to use fantastic British ingredients and suppliers to make honest, comforting dishes, packed with big, bold flavours.”The meal box comes with truffled Tunworth cheese gougeres, potted shrimp, cabbage to go with the pie and sticky date and toffee pudding.Buyers are told by Tom: “Shepherd’s pie has been a favourite since I was a child. My mum would always add a bit of mild curry powder to hers, so I’ve made mine with an Indian spiced mash as a nod to my childhood – it works really well with the lamb”.And he’s also flogging a braised beef dinner with the same accompaniments and desert for £79.Earlier this month he was slammed for selling his cook-at-home Valentine’s Day box for £185.The Michelin-starred restaurant owner, 48, from Marlow, shared a link to buy his the meal kit on his Facebook page, where he boasted the kit has ‘everything you need to make Valentine’s super special’.It included posh canapes including Cornish Lobster Tartlette with Rapeseed Mayonnaise, as well as a starter of Sourdough Tortano Loaf and Cultured Jersey Butter.

Drag Race UK star A’Whora has branded the show’s fans “toxic” over the way they behave online.The performer is fed up by how abusive some of them are on social media.After finding fame on the show in 2020, she got so much nastiness she needed therapy sessions to cope.A’Whora, said: “I got constant death threats and hate and awful stuff. Drag Race has the most toxic and manipulative fanbase ever. Everyone in the Drag Race world will say that because it is the truth.“A lot of them are kids who don’t have a filter and don’t understand the world.

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez are set to move to Britain this summer, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. The A-list couple – dubbed 'Bennifer' – are understood to be seeking a home on the outskirts of London. Sources suggest that the possible involvement of Affleck in a forthcoming Barbie movie, which is being made at Warner Bros' Leavesden Studios in Hertfordshire, may explain their interest in a British bolthole.

After beating Ross County last week, Maguire revealed that Alexander instructed him to take set-pieces on both feet and the Motherwell boss explained that decision. He said: "He's got all the attributes to be a top professional.

The former Manchester City youngster opened the scoring with a clever flicked finish in the 2-1 over Dundee United and Cole admitted he enjoys scoring all type of goals. He said: "Goals in general make you happy so no matter what type of goal it is, as a striker you're happy.""As a striker, you try your best to score all sorts of goals and I probably should have had another one tonight.

Dundee United to name a player in their squad for tonight’s Fir Park clash despite returning a false-positive Covid-19 test. But Steelmen boss Graham Alexander said “I trust the authorities” after learning that players no longer have to self-isolate for 10 days if they are shown to be negative after testing positive.

Jordan Roberts and defender Eddie Nolan, plus contract extensions for Robbie Crawford and Charles Dunne. And as the day draws to a close the Steelmen have announced Scotland international O'Donnell will remain with the club until at least the end of the season.And the club stated they "are also engaged in positive talks with O’Donnell about the possibility of extending his deal beyond the current campaign."Boss Graham Alexander is thrilled to keep the Wishaw native at the club.He said: “We’re delighted Stephen is staying with us.“When I took the job, the first target was to hold on to our best players.

Jordan Roberts, Sam Foley, Harry Smith, Steven Lawless and Liam Kelly, while Robbie Crawford and Charles Dunne have extended their deals.

midfielder Robbie Crawford and defender Charles Dunne were extending theri stays at Fir Park. And now Graham Alexander's side have made their fifth new signing of the window.Roberts has made 11 appearances for the Jambos this season, but has yet to score.

Liam Kelly, winger Steven Lawless, striker Harry Smith and midfielder Sam Foley have all bolstered the squad, while striker Jordan White has also left the club, moving to join rivals Ross County. And this morning Burrows has sparked excitement by revealing boss Graham Alexander is looking to bring in more players before the midnight deadline.He tweeted: It’s been such a tough window to recruit.

Liam Kelly, winger Steven Lawless, striker Harry Smith and midfielder Sam Foley have throughly bolstered the squad as new gaffer Graham Alexander bid to haul 'Well away from the wrong end of the Scottish Premiership table. Striker Jordan White has also left the club, moving to join rivals Ross County.

'Well boss in the crucial 2-1 win over Ross County in midweek.Maguire was entrusted with set-piece duty and he revealed the special instructions he received from his manager before the game.Maguire laughed about taking three corners on his left foot immediately after the game started, adding: “He told me that he wanted all the corners to be in-swinging but I made sure he wanted me to even on my left side.“I’m obviously good on both feet but he reassured me that I was good enough to take corners on my left.

stirring second-half comeback courtesy of goals from Devante Cole and Bevis Mugabi to leave Maguire thrilled.He said: “I’m delighted. It’s a big achievement to go up to such a hard venue and pick up three points after coming back from a goal down.“It’s massive for us because we all knew how big the game was.

Second half goals from Devante Cole and Bevis Mugabi secured the Steelmen's first win since beating Livingston on October 31st. The crucial three points moves Motherwell ahead of Ross County into 10th position in the league and Alexander praised his players' mentality.The 49 year-old boss said: "It's an excellent night for everybody, not just myself.

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// #RCFCvMFC https://t.co/pH0maanbHC pic.twitter.com/SQzzbFlci1 — Motherwell FC (@MotherwellFC)The 49 year-old manager names the same defence for the fourth consecutive time since taking charge after Stephen Robinson's departure.Meanwhile, John Hughes makes two changes in his starting lineup from the heavy 5-0 defeat to Rangers at the weekend.Former Motherwell winger Jermaine Hylton replaces Charlie Lakin and Regan Charles-Cook comes in for Connoe Randall.

Daily Record reports that John Hughes is keen on bringing the 28-year-old to Dingwall.Motherwell, who lost 2-0 to Aberdeen on Saturday, head to the Highlands on Wednesday evening to face the Staggies in a Premiership clash.White's last outing for the Steelmen came on January 9 in their 1-1 draw with St Mirren and has not featured for new boss Graham Alexander's side since.The arrival of Harry Smith on loan from Northampton Town last week looks like limiting his game time, as the Steelmen currently favour a front three of Tony Watt, Devante Cole and Sherwin Seedorf.Chris Long and Jake Hastie are also available in the forward positions.Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onTwitter via@LanLiveSport, like us on Facebookor find us on Instagramfor the

Aberdeen eventually ran out 2-0 winners thanks to goals from Tommie Hoban and Andy Considine, but the big talking point centered on Polworth's sending off early in the second half.He was given his marching orders by referee Craig Napier for foul and abusive language as he lay injured on the ground, following a foul by Lewis Ferguson.But Motherwell boss Graham Alexander said in his post-match interview that Polworth's comments were aimed at the Dons midfielder and not the whistler.However, both former Rangers winger McCann and ex-Scotland women's international Crichton cast doubt on that explanation during last night's Sportscene.Reviewing the footage, McCann said: "He’s not getting sent off (as the referee comes back to check on Polworth's

Lewis Ferguson - but referee Craig Napier thought it was aimed at him. Alexander, who is now considering an appeal, was left bemused by the second half red card which effectively killed his side’s chances of a Pittodrie come back as they went down 2-0 to Aberdeen.

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