Steven Hammell admits he enjoyed watching his Motherwell side dominate Dundee United and entertain the home fans in their goalless draw - but he would rather have won ugly.The Motherwell manager was at a lose to explain how his side didn't come away with three points after Kevin van Veen - who netted a midweek hat-trick in the cup win over Inverness - spurned a hat-trick of chances at Fir Park.The Dutchman saw a first half penalty saved, hit the crossbar with a venomous strike and then saw a late goal-bound effort turned around the post as the Steelmen failed to find a way past managerless United.But for all the positives he feels he can take for the display, he'd much rather have played poorly and taken three points.He said: "I don't think there was a lot between that and Inverness in midweek, which we won comfortably so I'm just disappointed."But I think when I look back and reflect on it, we played well."I thought we looked a threat, we kept possession and I enjoyed watching us play and what we were doing."I think the players did as well, but would I rather have played not so well and won 1-0?
Yes I would have."I'm not getting carried away, because we've drawn 0-0, but the players need to enjoy it and there needs to be an element of entertainment in what we are trying to do."We've got a little bit of responsibility to the people that come and watch us to actually enjoy watching us play."I've been here a lot of years and I know that isn't always the case but we need to try and do that."I felt we did that today, but the overriding feeling is just disappointment that we didn't manage to win the game."The biggest cheer of the day came before kick-off when new signing Louis Moult was paraded to the fans.The Englishman is
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