Motherwell fans react to disappointing Lanarkshire derby defeat to Hamilton

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4-1 Lanarkshire derby loss to Hamilton Accies.Graham Alexander's squad were left ravaged by injury ahead of the game and suffered a huge blow before kick-off with midfield lynchpin Allan Campbell and Mark O'Hara, who had just returned from concussion last week, ruled out due to non-Covid related illness, adding to the 10 players already sidelined.St Johnstone made the most of it, as they geared up for next week's League Cup final against Livingston with a comfortable victory over the side they knocked out earlier in the competition.The defeat keeps Alexander's side ninth in the table and five points clear of bottom side Ross County.Alexander would have hoped for a big reaction to the Hamilton hammering, but it never looked like happening

Lanarkshire derby defeat on his full return from a serious concussion injury and it was the 25 year-old’s first start under new boss Graham Alexander after five weeks out. He played in four different positions during a disastrous 90 minutes after Stephen O’Donnell’s early red card.But he revealed it was impossible to feel any satisfaction after Saturday.O’Hara said: “It’s obviously been a really tough time for me.

“But playing for 45 minutes is not enough to win a game of football, it is a 90 minute game and we were short over the 90.Follow Lanarkshire Live Sport onTwitter via@LanLiveSport, like us onFacebookor find us onInstagramfor the latest sports news, pictures and video

Motherwell after suffering derby humiliation against Hamilton.The Fir Park boss was sent to the stand after receiving two bookings for touchline dissent but he insists a first half horror show was the cause of their downfall which saw Stephen O’Donnell also red carded.Well went down 3-0 to Brian Rice's magnificent Accies in the opening half-hour with Bruce Anderson, Ross Callachan and Marios Ogkmpoe on target. David Moyo added a fourth in the second half before Mark O'Hara's consolation penalty.Alexander said: “The biggest thing in professional football is how you train and the knowledge you have off the pitch, and then putting it into pressure situations, and today we were found wanting, certainly in the first 15-20 minutes.

a 3-0 humbling at New Douglas Park last month and new boss Graham Alexander has made one change for the side that won 1-0 at Kilmarnock on Wednesday evening.Robbie Crawford drops to the bench and Mark O'Hara returns to the side to replace him in the middle of the park.The Steelmen are still without injured skipper Declan Gallagher, who will be spending his 30th birthday on the sidelines due to a muscle injury.Your Motherwell team for the derby.https://t.co/ydsAlbzSkK// #MFCvHAFC pic.twitter.com/XaCvb42OunFellow Scotland international Stephen O'Donnell takes the armband once again for the hosts.

In the last fixture on January 2, Hamilton secured their biggest derby win in six years by inflicting a 3-0 defeat on their managerless rivals.It felt like a significant win for Brian Rice's side as they leapfrogged their rivals into 10th place.Stephen Robinson had sensationally left Motherwell with Keith Lasley taking temporary charge before Graham Alexander was appointed manager.Question marks over his appointment appeared to be through a lack of research rather than evidence and the former Scotland international has made a significant impact since his arrival.Accies fully merited the win in the last encounter and carried a real attacking threat against a Motherwell side clearly lacking in confidence and an identity.Rice deployed his

Brian Rice's side who have had the bragging rights in the region of late, winning three of their last four derby clashes. Motherwell be hoping the arrival of new manager Graham Alexander can turn the tide in their favour, as they look to continue their ascent up the table.Hamilton won the last clash 3-0 at New Douglas Park just days after Stephen Robinson had resigned as 'Well gaffer, but can they strike again or will the Steelmen stop the rot under their new leader? editor Paul Thomson is joined by reporters Euan Robertson and Andy McGilvray to look ahead to the big game, as the team discuss Alexander's impact, the importance of Allan Campbell.

Hamilton’s 3-0 win at New Douglas Park last month. Accies have fallen to the foot of the Scottish Premiership since their last derby success and the Steelmen are eight points clear of their rivals, having played a game more.But Rice believes they can stretch their run to an impressive five games unbeaten when they tackle Alexander’s charges at Fir Park.Rice, whose side's clash with Livingston last night was postponed, said: “The derby matches are special, even without the crowds.

Kilmarnock giving them a bit of relegation breathing space. The Motherwell boss was delighted with the character of his side as they bounced back from defeat at Parkhead to take all three points at Rugby Park thanks to Allan Campbell’s winner.

Graham Alexander says his side won't have to guard against a 'new manager bounce' at Kilmarnock tomorrow, but will need to overcome Tommy Wright's team.Alexander says any notion of a new face coming in to the dug-out and dramatically changing a team's fortunes is a myth, but that different ideas can change things on the training pitch.To that end, he expects a stern challenge at Rugby Park, but says his side will be looking for three points as they do in every game.Alexander said: "I would expect a team of players who are desperate to impress their new manager."A lot is said about the 'new manager bounce' throughout football but for me we're going to plan on how we want to play."The formation of Kilmarnock could be anything, they've chopped

Odsonne Edouard consigned the ‘Well to defeat after two consecutive wins.There has been a drastic improvement since Graham Alexander took charge and Campbell detailed the impact of the former Scotland international’s arrival.“The new manager and his staff have brought a freshness to the place and the boys are buying into what they’re trying to do.“We are trying to take what they are telling us to do onto the pitch and you can see that it’s working.“He’s got some new ideas and everybody is fighting for each other.

Celtic to pin the champions back towards the end.After Stephen Welsh and Odsonne Edouard had put Neil Lennon's men in the driving seat, Allan Campbell pulled a goal back.Motherwell pressed the champions late in the second half and almost grabbed a dramatic draw at the death when Harry Smith's header was cleared off the line by Diego Laxalt.Alexander says no-one could have begrudged them a point if they'd managed to pull it off – but was still pleased with his team's display.He said afterwards: “At half time we talked about contributing more to the game in possession ourselves, which we did.“Obviously the goal at the start of the second half gave them a cushion but I thought we grew into the game and showed more confidence on the ball.