Scott

Hi, very well, Gordon.

Thanks for taking my call.

Good evening, Brian Gordon.

Good evening.

Earlier on, I could hear Brian making a comment about Motherwell lying down to hearts on Saturday night and I just about kind of, you know, almost did a somersault.

Just with kind of rage.

There's not a chance that any Motherwell fans that enter that ground on Saturday night thinks that any Motherwell player or the team or the tactics or the manager is going to lay down to hearts so that Rangers and Celtic are all in the league.

that's no it would never happen I would suggest it wouldn't happen for any other club regardless of you know who Hearts are playing on Saturday night I would I would suggest that you know it would be nice for Hearts to win the league but being a Motherwell fan we want our club to do as best as we can get as high as up the league as we can and it's up to Hearts to beat everybody else in the league for the previous 37 games of the season eh

Gordon, it only felt like maybe two weeks ago that Motherwell were three up at Tyne Castle.

Now...

My wife, she's talking about the kitchen and the dark room with the wee one.

And I'm thinking, I can't believe that we are three up at Tynecastle here.

And my wife couldn't believe it either.

She pays a wee bit of attention to the games and then things keep her boot.

And then about eight o'clock that night, she turns around and says, how did the mother all day at Tynecastle work out that kind of situation?

She was as devastated as I was.

But on that kind of note, Gordon,

I think at Firth Park on Saturday night, no matter what the score is, whether it's a Motherwell win, a draw or a Hearts win, it could be the first time in Scottish history that two teams, two fan bases are singing the same song.

Because we're obviously going to take on Celtic at Firth Park on the Wednesday night.

And the Hearts fans will be singing Stand Up for Motherwell just like they were doing at Easter Road.