Grant Maccann: Last News

Paul McGinn admits he would have been surprised if Stuart Kettlewell hadn't been appointed the new permanent manager of Motherwell Football Club.

Stuart Kettlewell's ambition for Motherwell in the future is a big reason why he has landed the manager's job.

Former Motherwell and Celtic striker Andy Walker has backed Stuart Kettlewell to land the manager's job at Fir Park on a permanent basis.

Ross Stewart has backed Stuart Kettlewell and insists he is the man to keep Motherwell in the Scottish Premiership.

Robbie Neilson has hinted Hearts will look at signing Stephen Humphrys again after his loan spell in Edinburgh expires - as he looks ahead to fixtures on two fronts against Motherwell and Celtic.

Paul Lambert has reportedly ruled himself out of the running to return to Motherwell as their new manager.

Bolton Wanderers consolidated their place in the League One top six with a 1-0 victory at home over Peterborough United.

Peterborough United boss Grant McCann felt one lapse of concentration cost his side in the loss to Bolton Wanderers and that the referee lost control of the encounter at times to the detriment of both sides.

Bolton Wanderers skipper Ricardo Santos is looking forward to taking on old side Peterborough United this weekend and the challenge of trying to stop the likes of Jonson Clarke-Harris and Jack Marriott.

Bolton Wanderers started the League One season over the weekend with a good point on the road against Ipswich Town.

Hull City boss Shota Arveladze has revealed that he was due to speak with Manchester United over the progression of defender Di’Shon Bernard over the weekend.

The Hull Daily Mail reports contestants on the show will complete a task and be handed the chance to board a chartered flight to watch the home clash with Nottingham Forest on May 7.The winners will be flown into Humberside Airport ahead of the 12.30pm kick-off, and will return to the Dominican Republic later that day. Forest remain in contention for an automatic promotion spot, while Shota Arveladze's side will hope to build upon the victory over Reading in their last outing.Ilicali bought the club from the Allam family, with the former regime coming in for increasingly heavy criticism from the fanbase.

Lionel Messi inspired Manchester City to a 2-0 FA Cup win at Peterborough.Pep Guardiola's men beat the Championship strugglers at London Road thanks to second half goals from Riyad Mahrez and Grealish to book their place in the quarter finals.Mahrez broke the deadlock on 60 minutes with his 19th goal of the season, before Grealish sealed the win seven minutes later with his first City goal since before Christmas.England ace Phil Foden set-up both goals - and Grealish admitted the City duo had been watching videos of Argentine icon Messi on the way to the game to get some inspiration.Grealish said: "What's funny is that before the game, while we were on the coach on the way to the game, I was sat next to Phil and we were scrolling through videos of [Lionel] Messi."After scoring he came up to me and said it was just like what we were watching." Grealish paid tribute to Ukrainian team-mate Oleksandr Zinchenko, who captained the side on his first appearance since Russia invaded his homeland. He added: "It's actually been quite emotional.

Kieran Sadlier admits it was a 'completely wrong decision' to move to Rotherham United but is now looking forward to the next steps in his career with Bolton Wanderers.

Manchester United loanee Di'Shon Bernard has had fans talking after his man of the match performance for Hull City against Blackburn Rovers.

Manchester United youngster Di'Shon Bernard has outlined his plans to represent Jamaica internationally after some impressive displays while on loan at Hull City.

Fans of Championship side Hull City have been raving about the performances of Manchester United loanee Di’Shon Bernard.

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Premier League clubs are reportedly ready to pull out of the Carabao Cup unless EFL players agree to coronavirus testing.

Hull's survival prospects have been dealt a savage blow with five key players ruled out of their relegation battle.Eric Lichaj, Jackson Irvine, Stephen Kingsley and Marcus Maddison have all failed to agree new short-term contracts and so will leave the club when they become free agents on June 30.And relegation rivals Barnsley have failed to extend the loan deal of Mallik Wilks though he will be available for the two games against Charlton and Birmingham in the next ten days.With on-loan Maddison opting against featuring in the Tigers' remaining nine fixtures before quitting parent club Peterborough at the end of the month, it leaves Grant McCann's squad seriously depleted.But McCann is putting on a brave face insisting he only wants